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Author Rose, Charles Brian.

Title Dynastic commemoration and imperial portraiture in the Julio-Claudian period / Charles Brian Rose
Published Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1997

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Description xviii, 314 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm
Series Cambridge studies in classical art and iconography
Cambridge studies in classical art and iconography.
Contents 1. The Origins and Significance of Dynastic Group Monuments -- 2. Augustus and the Establishment of the Dynasty -- 3. Julians and Claudians during Reign of Tiberius -- 4. Rehabilitation and Retrospection in Caligulan Group Monuments -- 5. The Solidification of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty under Claudius -- 6. Nero and the End of the Julio-Claudian Dynasty -- 7. Conclusion -- 8. Portrait Identification and the Dissemination of Models -- 9. Attitudes toward Inscriptions, Statuary Types, and Attributes -- Table 1: List of Dynastic Groups by Site -- Table 2: List of Portraits from Dynastic Groups by Museum -- Table 3: Concordance of Extant Portraits from Julio-Claudian Dynastic Groups -- Table 4: Genealogical Tree of the Julio-Claudian Family
Summary Throughout, the levels of Imperial control and local initiative involved in the designing of dynastic monuments is assessed in order to demonstrate the problems that provincial dedicators encountered during their production
Dynastic Commemoration and Imperial Portraiture in the Julio-Claudian Period examines the production of Julio-Claudian dynastic imagery from ca. 31 B.C. to 68 A.D., charting the varying perceptions of the first Imperial family in both Rome and the provinces. During this time, Roman power began to be linked to and defined as a particular family, but the multiplicity of divorces, adoptions, and assassinations that characterize the Julio-Claudian dynasty made it one of the most difficult to monitor. Focusing on statuary groups that feature several members of the family, this study also includes historical accounts, inscriptions, and coinage that relate to the public presentation of the dynasty. It also identifies the regional dynastic policy in Rome and its dissemination to and reception by provincial cities
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 281-285) and indexes
Subject Coins, Roman -- Catalogs.
Emperors -- Rome -- Family -- Portraits -- Catalogs.
Emperors -- Rome -- Portraits -- Catalogs.
Portrait sculpture, Roman -- Catalogs.
SUBJECT Rome -- History -- Empire, 30 B.C.-284 A.D. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85115127
Genre/Form Catalogs.
LC no. 96005232
ISBN 0521453828 (hardcover)