Educated and wealthy Romans developed a taste for works of art that emulated Greek culture. What was done to meet this demand?

Question

A. Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made
B. All the original art was stolen from Greece
C. Paintings of Greek sculpture were created
D. Nothing was done

Answer 1

A. Marble and bronze copies of famous Greek statues were made

To meet the demand of educated and wealthy Romans for Greek culture, many copies of famous Greek statues were created in marble and bronze. This allowed the Romans to own and display art that emulated the esteemed Greek artistic tradition.