Spring 2003 V 3250y: ROMAN ART AND ARCHITECTURE
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1 1 Spring 2003 V 3250y: ROMAN ART AND ARCHITECTURE Instructor: Natalie Kampen Office: Barnard Hall 201B, nbk6@columbia.edu X46747 Hours: Wednesday and by appointment. Teaching Assistants: Roberta Casagrande Sarah Rolland Office: Barnard Hall 201A Office: Barnard 201A X42108 X42108 Hours: Monday 1-2 Hours: Thursday 4-5 Web site addresses: AND Login is ahar. Password is 826sch The course provides an introduction to the art and architecture of pre-roman Italy and the Roman empire in a chronological structure within which specific themes can be brought into the foreground. Such themes include housing, urban development in an imperial context, the effects of social status and gender on the form and content of art, and the historically changing style of imperial portraits. Requirements include midterm (30% of grade) and final examinations (30%), one 10 page paper(30%), and participation in discussion and museum trips (10%). READINGS: Textbook to be purchased at Labyrinth: a. Paul Zanker, The Power of Images in the Age of Augustus (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1988). b. Eve D Ambra, Roman Art in Context (Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1993). c. Denis Feeney, Literature and Religion at Rome (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999). RESERVE BOOKS for the course are at Avery Art Library; use for reference and preparation of papers as well as for study.
2 2 Assignment and Bibliography A short paper (10 pages) on the domestic architecture and decoration of Roman Britain. The paper should assess the nature of the evidence for a particular house or its decoration, the way the scholarly literature has discussed it, and the questions that still need to be asked about it. The literature will be in English, so you should have no trouble doing the research. You ll find most of the material in Avery Art Library. General background reading such as Martin Millett s The Romanization of Britain, Martin Henig, Art of Roman Britain, or Shepherd Frere s history of Britain, Britannia, will get you started. This will get you oriented, as will general books on Roman Britain or encyclopedia articles. Your paper shouldn t begin with background, but rather with a statement of the questions you think are important about the house or its decoration. Then you should proceed with a description of the material, the archaeological evidence and any ancient texts that may help in understanding it. From there, discuss the modern scholarly literature on the topic in order to place your own questions as part of a conversation about Roman Britain and its art and architecture. Your next section should attempt to answer the questions you ve proposed as important. You should end not only with a conclusion but also with a discussion of what other materials one would need in order to answer the questions more securely or of what other questions one might still ask about the material. Every paper should have full footnoting or endnoting, using a standard format of your choice, and it should have a bibliography of at least 15 items, not including encyclopedia articles, textbooks and survey books, and non-specialized web sites. There are good websites but it s not always easy to decide what they are. The academic sites with bibliography are pretty reliable, as when you find a course on Roman Britain with a web site from a British university, for example, but there are lots of sites by very nice English people who collect widgets of the Roman period and convey misinformation about them on their sites. If you are in any doubt about a site, ask one of the T.A.s to look at it for you. Below is some bibliography to help you begin. Theories about Housing and Domestic Architecture: 1. Andrew Wallace-Hadrill, "The Social Structure of the Roman House," Papers of the British School at Rome 56, n.s. 43 (1988) Andrew Riggsby, Public and private in Roman culture: the case of the cubiculum, Journal of Roman Archaeology 10 (1997)
3 3 3. Ray Laurence, Roman Pompeii: Space and Society (London and New York: Routledge, 1998). 4. C. C. Haselgrove, Social and symbolic order in the origins and layout of Roman villas in northern Gaul, in J. Metzler et al., eds., Integration in the Early Roman West (Luxembourg: Dossiers d Archéologie du Musée National d Histoire et d Art, 1995=# 4) R. Rippengal, Villas as a key to social structure? Some comments on recent approaches to the Romano-British villa and some suggestions toward an alternative, in E. Scott, ed., Theoretical Roman Archaeology: first conference proceedings (Avebury, 1993) J. T. Smith, Villas as a key to social structure, in M. Todd, ed., Studies in the Romano-British Villa (Leicester: University of Leicester Press, 1978) J. Rich and A. Wallace-Hadrill, eds., City and Country in the Ancient World (London, 1991). 9. S. Ellis, Theories of circulation in Roman houses, in Theoretical Roman Archaeology and Architecture, ed. Alan Leslie (Third Conference Proceedings TRAC) (Glasgow: Cruithne Press, 1999) Mark Grahame, Reading the Roman house: the social interpretation of spatial order, in Theoretical Roman Archaeology and Architecture, ed. Alan Leslie (Third Conference Proceedings TRAC) (Glasgow: Cruithne Press, 1999) General Books on Domestic Architecture in the Roman World: 1. Simon Ellis, Roman Housing (London: Duckworth, 1999). 2. J. P. Adam, Roman Building (London: Routledge, 1999). 3. I. M. Barton, Roman Domestic Building (Exeter: Exeter University Press, 1996). 4. Ray Laurence and Andrew Wallace-Hadrill, eds., Domestic Space in the Roman World (Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology, 1997=JRA suppl.). 5. J. T. Smith, Roman Villas (London: Routledge, 1997). 6. D. E Johnston, Roman Villas (Aylesbury: Shire, 1983). 7. Alexander G. McKay, Houses, Villas, and Palaces in the Roman World (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1988). 8. J. Percival, The Roman Villa (London: Batsford, 1976). 9. E. MacDougall, ed., Ancient Roman Villa Gardens (Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks, 1987). Regional Studies:
4 4 1. E. W. Black, The Roman Villas of South-east England (Oxford: British Archaeological Reports, 1987). 2. Greg Woolf, Becoming Roman: The Origins of Provincial Civilization in Gaul (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998). 3. T. F. C. Blagg, First-century Roman houses in Britain and Gaul, in T.F.C. Blagg and M. Millett, eds., The Early Roman Empire in the West (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990) K. Branigan and D. M. Miles, eds., The Economies of Romano- British Villas (Sheffield: University of Sheffield Press, 1988). 5. E. Fentress, ed., Romanization and the City (Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Studies, 2000)=JRA suppl A. L. F. Rivett, ed., The Roman Villa in Britain (London: Routledge, 1969). 7. E. Scott, Romano-British Villas and the Social Constructon of Space, in The Social Archaeology of Houses, ed. R. Samson (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1990) Malcolm Todd, ed., Studies in the Romano-British Villa (Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1978). You ll find much much more if you consult local archaeological journals in the region you work on; be sure to look at the following: 1. Britannia 2. Journal of Roman Studies 3. Journal of Roman Archaeology 4. Antiquity 5. British Archaeological Reports 6. Oxford Journal of Archaeology THIS PAPER IS DUE APRIL % of grade. 2. EXAMINATIONS Midterm (MARCH 13 ) 30% of grade Final examination (MAY?) 30% of grade. 3. PARTICIPATION in class discussions and attendance at special events TBA. 10% of grade.
5 5 Course schedule Jan. 21: Introduction Jan. 23: The Art and Architecture of the Roman Republic I Jan. 28: The Art and Architecture of the Roman Republic II: Be sure to have read Feeney s Literature and Religion by now. Jan. 30: The Art and Architecture of the Roman Republic III Feb. 4: Art under Augustus I: DISCUSSION OF Zanker, The Augustan Program of Cultural Renewal, The Power of Images in the Age of Augustus. Feb. 6: Art under Augustus II Feb. 11: Art under Augustus III Feb. 13: Gaul and Provincial Art in the Early Empire Feb. 18: Julio-Claudian Art Feb. 20: Art and architecture of Pompeii. DISCUSSION of Y. Thebert, Some Theoretical Considerations and Private and Public Spaces: The Components of the Domus, in D Ambra Feb. 25: Roman Wall Painting of the first centuries Feb. 27: Flavian Art and Architecture March 4: Art under Trajan in Rome March 6: Funerary Art in the second century DISCUSSION of Susan Wood, Alcestis on Roman Sarcophagi, in D Ambra. Mar. 11: Art under Trajan in Italy and the Provinces Mar. 13: Midterm Examination
6 6 Mar. 18 and 20: Spring Break Mar. 25: Art under Hadrian I: Classical Ideas March 27: Art under Hadrian II: Ostia and issues of social status DISCUSSION of Kampen, Social Status and Gender in Roman Art, in D Ambra Apr. 1: Roman Britain Apr. 3: State art in the Antonine Period Apr. 8: Art and architecture of Asia Minor and North Africa in the later 2nd century. DISCUSSION of M. Boatwright, The City Gate of Plancia Magna in Perge, in D Ambra AND M. Marvin, Copying in Roman Sculpture: The Replica Series, in D Ambra. April 10: The Severan dynasty and its art. Apr. 12: The northern provinces in the third century. Apr. 17: No Class Apr. 22: Art and architecture in the later third century I: Rome DISCUSSION of S. Nodelman, How to read a Roman portrait, and Postscript in D Ambra. Apr. 24: Art and architecture in the later third century II: Dura Europos Apr. 29: Art in the Early Fourth Century. PAPERS DUE TODAY. May 1: Art under Constantine: The Arch.
7 7 Bibliographic Resources I. Data Bases and On-Line Resources DYABOLA: CD-ROM bibliography of periodical literature (journal articles and reviews, all scholarly) in English, French, German, Spanish, and other languages mainly on Greek, Etruscan and Roman art and archaeology. It is put out by the German Archaeological Institute and has its categories in German, so bring a dictionary. You may use this most easily at Butler Library; ask for help from the Reference Desk and they ll show you how to use it. Now DYABOLA is available on the net but you need a password to enter, so ask at the reference desk and if they don t have one, ask that they get it asap. PERSEUS: An on-line resource for classical mainly Greek materials of an encyclopedic range; texts, maps, works of art and architecture are here with information. Again, use at Butler. II. General Resources: Oxford Classical Dictionary: entries on all sorts of issues and individuals from the Greek and Roman worlds. Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae: an iconographic encyclopedia of myths and mythological figures with full information about images and textual references. Entries are in French, German, Italian and English. You ll find this at Avery in the Reference section. Paulys Realencyclopädie der Altertumswissenschaft: the original German encyclopedia of everything about the Greek and Roman world. Enciclopedia dell Arte Classica: a 1960 s era encyclopedia of Greek, Etruscan and Roman art in Italian.
8 8 Amendments to the Syllabus: Roman Art and Architecture Midterm exam: March 13 Term paper due: April 29 Sarah Rolland, Hours: 201A Barnard Hall. Thursday 4-5 Roberta Casagrande, Hours: 201A Barnard Hall. Monday 1-2 Natalie Kampen, Hours: 201B Barnard Hall. Wednesday
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