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Introduction ; Elise A. Friedland and Melanie Grunow Sobocinski ; I. Collecting, Conservation, and Display ; 1.1 Collecting in pre-modern Europe, Elizabeth Bartman ; 1.2 Conservation and restoration, Jerry Podany ; 1.3 Collecting in early America, Hima Mallampati ; 1.4 Current trends in museum display, Jessica Powers ; 1.5 Three-dimensional scanning and modeling, Bernard Frischer ; II. Production and Distribution ; 2.1 Marble quarries: ancient imperial administration and modern scientific analyses, Patrizio Pensabene and Eleonora Gasparini ; 2.2 Marble carving techniques, workshops, and artisans, Amanda Claridge, ; 2.3 Reuse and recarving: technical evidence, Eric Varner ; 2.4 Bronzes, Carol Mattusch ; 2.5 Terracottas, Adi Erlich ; 2.6 Polychromy, Mark Abbe ; 2.7 Transport and distribution, Benjamin Russell ; III. Styles and Genres ; 3.1 Style: applications and limitations, Mark Fullerton ; 3.2 Etruscan connections, Nancy de Grummond ; 3.3 <"Idealplastik>" and the Relationship between Greek and Roman sculpture, Anna Anguissola ; 3.4 Portraiture, Susan Wood ; 3.5 Monumental reliefs, Melanie Grunow Sobocinski and Elizabeth Wolfram Thill ; 3.6 Archaism and eclecticism, Lori-Ann Touchette ; 3.7 Egyptian-style monuments, Molly Swetnam-Burland ; 3.8 Late antique sculpture, Christian Witschel ; IV. Spatial and Social Contexts ; 4.1 Architectural settings, Brenda Longfellow ; 4.2 Religious dedications, Matthew McCarty ; 4.3 Domestic displays, Elaine Gazda ; 4.4 Funerary monuments, Bjoern Ewald ; 4.5 Epigraphy and patronage, Steven L. Tuck ; 4.6 Imperial messages, Barbara Kellum ; 4.7 Non-elite patronage, Lauren Petersen ; 4.8 Gender, Eve D'Ambra and Francesca Tronchin ; V. Regions and Provinces ; 5.1 Northern Gaul, Germany, and Britain, Kimberly Cassibry ; 5.2 Hispaniae and Narbonensis, Alicia Jimenez and Isabel Roda ; 5.3 North Africa, Francois Baratte and Nathalie de Chaisemartin ; 5.4 Greece, Mary Sturgeon ; 5.5 Asia Minor, Diana Ng ; 5.6 Egypt, Christina Riggs ; 5.7 Near East, Thomas Weber ; VI. Viewing and Reception ; 6.1 Aesthetics and Latin Literary Reception, Michael Squire ; 6.2 Reception theory, Jennifer Trimble ; 6.3 Ancient analogs of museums, Josephine Shaya ; 6.4 Images of statues in other media, Eric Moormann ; 6.5 Human interactions with statues, Ellen Perry ; 6.6 Iconoclasm, Troels Myrup Kristensen ; Art Credits ; Index

xiv, 713 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), map ; 26 cm

Situates the study of Roman sculpture within the fields of art history, classical archaeology, and Roman studies, presenting technical, scientific, literary, and theoretical approaches

The Oxford handbook of Roman sculpture