Roman Sculpture From Augustus to Constantine, Part 1

Eugenie Strong's classic study of Roman sculpture provides a comprehensive overview of the art and architecture of the Roman world from the reign of Augustus to the emperor Constantine. With detailed descriptions and analysis of key works and monuments, Strong offers insights into the cultural and political context of this remarkable period in history.

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