The dramatic change in the style of Roman portraiture during the Flavian era was characterized by a realistic depiction of its subjects. This period is known for its focus on capturing the individual characteristics and imperfections of the subjects, contrasting with the more idealized styles of earlier periods.
The Flavian era saw a dramatic change in the style of Roman portraiture. What was this change?
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A fully idealized approach to portrait sculpture
A fully idealized approach to portrait sculpture
A return to the Archaic style
A return to the Archaic style
A realistic depiction of its subjects
A realistic depiction of its subjects
An emphasis on civic strengths
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