Housing as Social Status Symbol in Rome

My house is a place to call me by myself. It is used for social exchanges, residences and daily manual maintenance. Housing plays a part in social structure as well. Because it symbolizes their income, people can be defined according to the type of house they have. This rule is very active in contemporary civilization and ancient civilization. In Rome, houses are used to symbolize wealth and power. The bigger the house, the higher its position. Housing was always a symbol of income and importance. In ancient Rome, this fixed idea played an important role in society.

The Roman version of Discobolus is decorated with many villas symbolizing the owner's cultural hobby and status. One of the most famous ones is Palombara Discobolus in Rome and now it is exhibited in the Roman National Museum. In 1938, the statue was sold to Adolf Hitler as a trophy for the Aryan race, but back in Italy in 1948.

Rome is famous for its statues, especially Roman Talk statues. These are often ancient statues, become popular soap boxes for political and social discussions, people (in many cases ironically) express their views. The main conversational images are Pasquino and Marforio, but there are four other famous things. il Babuino, Madada Lucrezia, il Facchino, Abbot Luigi. Most of these statues are ancient Roman or classical and most of them also depict mythical gods, ancient figures or legendary figures; Il Pasquino, representing Menelaus, Abbott Ruiz is an unknown Rome The judge, Irbabuino, on behalf of Silenus, Marforio, Oceanus, Madama Lucrezia is the bust of Isis, il Facchino is the only non-Roman statue created in 1580, not anyone. Because of their identity, they often express political views and opinions and are represented by slogans and graffiti.