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primary- //Octavian.// [Online Image] Available. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a4/Augustus_Statue.JPG November 26, 2008 //Ancient Roman.// [Online Image] Available. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/13/Roman_sculpture.jpg December 1, 2008 //Helenistic Woman//. [Online Image] Available. __ __ December 1, 2008 //Ancient Greek.// [Online Image] Avaiable. __ __ November 28, 2008 //The Laocoon Group.// [Online Image] Available. __ __ November 28, 2008 secondary "Roman art." //Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia//. 24 Nov 2008, 11:04 UTC. 2 Dec 2008 . This cite was very usefull for all the different types and styles of Roman art. Paintings, sculptures, still life, portraits, and even murals. Although wikipedia cannot be 100% trusted, this information was great for an overall view of Roman art works.
 * __mary rose's cites__**

"In Pictures: Ancient Roman Paintings." __BBC News__. BBC. 26 Nov. 2008 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/07/europe_ancient_roman_paintings/html This cite provided great examples of the Pompeian Styles, showing 10 or so different paintings inculding all the descriptions we had researched in other sites. Each painting has a complete history and information on the side for the peices. We even used these pictures for our drawing activity.


 * __Liz's cites__**

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Attilio, Santo. __Augustine Statue.__ Museo Capitolino of Rome.  This is a picture of the famous sculpture depicted of the ruler Augustine. It doesn't have a description of it, but it contains links to other sites that do have information. This is a primary source.

__Portrait head of the emperor Constantine [Roman].__ 2000. 1 December 2008 . This is the portrait head of the famous Roman emperor, and also contains a description of the statue. It's a trusted source because it's from the Metropolitan Museum of Art website.

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__Portrait of a Boy [Egyptian].__ 2000. 1 December 2008 . This is again from the Metropolitan Museum of Art website. It's a portrait of a boy, showing the art of that time period when Rome had control of Egypt. It shows not only the styles of paintings, but what they wore.

__Roman Statue and Ancient Roman Sculpture.__ 2008. 1 December 2008 . This site was actually a website to buy statues, but they had dedicated an extra page to the history of sculptures. As I read through, there was nothing that made me think they were just trying to get me to buy one. It has just a brief history of how sculptures became popular.

Mandel, Sarah. __All about ancient roman sculpture: materials, styles and artists.__ 2002. 3 December 2008 . This is a GREAT site. It discusses how it impacted Roman society, and even the society of the Renaissance. It's on a website based entirely on researching different subjects, so it's pretty reliable.

Primary: Hoover, M. __The Fine Art Of Roman Wall Painting .__ 2 October 2008. 2008 http://www.accd.edu/sac/vat/arthistory/arts1303/Rome4.htm. This was a great filled with great visuals of the different types of art. They had everything from the use of marble, still life, and full wall paintings. SECONDARY: Carr, Karen Dr. __Roman Art .__ 10 November 2006. 2008 [|History For Kids]. This site is said to be history for kids, but it gives you all the details in the simplest way. Its easy to read and gets straight to the point.
 * __amanda's lovley cites__**

Precourt, B. __Ancient Art .__ 2005. 2008 [|Precourt, B. Ancient Art . 2005 . 2008 .] This site was GREAT for COMPARING and CONTRASTING the GREEKS to the ROMANS. You could get from this site the influences of Roman Art and how much they were influenced by the Romans.