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Amir Eslampanah

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Yes both Roman and Greek statues, buildings, temples etc where colored. However as one can imagine they did not posses modern paint that withstand the weather therefore only the most prestigious statues and buildings where painted regularly as even just a week or two of weather was enough to fade away their paint.

Mehboob Ahmad

Marky is that you?

Donna Emery

Sianne Joseph

But not like that....

PM A Rodriguez

Knossos Crete.

Lisa Murphy

Leslie Roland

No master craftsmen would color a statue like that TF. Humans know what looks good no matter the era snd that's hideous.

Jo Anne Alvarez

According to bbc, ancient romans were blacks, also the greeks.

Tanya Jannat

John Banks

I hope not like this.

Helen Hutchinson

Just looks tacky

Kayla Gundermann

@diavoloblak @butwhi @seniorderp so the statue is called "Augustus of Primaporta" and it was indeed colored at the time it was made. It was found in Augustus' home and was apparently a sponsor of the Senate to honor him over the victory of the Parthian King and symbols the return of the "Battle Sign" (The Staff/Scepter) that was lost by Crassus when he reigned in the East (Triumvirat *cough*). The "fallen" soldiers to the right and left are said to be symboling the other defeated folks under Augustus such as the Celtic and Germanic tribes. The people on the top are not "Angels" but the woman with the wings is probably the Godess Diana (Godess of Hunting, Moon and guardian of woman and children) Other than that it probably indicates Augustus status as a "Divine Ruler". Augustus was considered divine because of the "divining" of Caesar after his death. That way Augustus, as his (adpotive) son could call himself the direct descendant of a god and therefore prove his divine status. (1/2)

Poe Zarni Kyaw

But the BBC told me the ancient romans were black

Holly Beckwick

I prefer the uncolored

Cassy Heichel

No they weren't

Vanessa Nesken Dano

Same with terracotta army. Just looks better without the paint imo

Sheelagh Kathryn Lovaas

They didn't have peach crayons back then. For the skin.

Oshi Amarasinghe

No one? Hmmm... Okay

Desirae Beck

Uuh...isn't that just an " artificial rendition " to illustrate what it could have looked like ? Why are you all losing your shit over how shitty it looks .

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