Influence of Greek and Roman Temples

It is a meeting place and a place of political discussion, but the current tenant is a sightseeing spot. The Parthenon temple has an 8 tone wind, and finally has an arrangement of 8 rows. The Parthenon temple gives the impression that it can approach from all angles, but it can only be accessed through two entrances. Interesting is how Greeks add visual illusion and visual perception to buildings. For example, the palm of Parthenon is not vertical, but it is inclined inward with respect to the row of cells (row of corners).

Please look at the two temples. The first one is Greek, which has almost completely symmetrical staircases and pillars from all directions. The second temple is Rome. How big is the area of ​​the front of a temple (called a pouch)? There is only one staircase, the basement is occupied by most of the basement. These effects are purely Etruscans. Roman sculptures that look very much like Greece are actually influenced by Etruscia. Please look at the two statues. What did you notice? The man on the right is old! I clearly, it was a long time ago. Please look at the wrinkles and lines. The difference between these sculptures is not just a different theme. The Greeks carved an idealized, eternal young character. The statue represents the completeness of the human form

The Romans have to duplicate the Greeks to everyone, are not they? Well, it is not exactly. The Romans were influenced by the Greeks but were influenced by the Turkish indigenous Etruscans who lived in this area long before the Romans emigrated. The Romans follow the general symmetry of Greek devotion, the Etruscan Temple is different from the Greek temple, the actual floor plan of their temple is Etruscan more. Please look at the two temples. The first one is Greek, which has almost completely symmetrical staircases and pillars from all directions. The second temple is Rome. How big is the area of ​​the front of a temple (called a pouch)? There is only one staircase, the basement is occupied by most of the basement. These effects are purely Etruscans.