1. One example for EACH of the THREE reasons Romans made sculptures.<br />The website: <br />http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/38.27<br />http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustus<br />http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/26.229<br />-44767512509500<br />Prima porta Augustus <br />Prima porta Augustus was made in 1st century which was made by Augustus Caesar which was discovered on April 20 1863 in Villa of Livia at Prima Porta near Rome. The sculpture is now in the Vatican museums in Rome. Also the sculpture is made out of white marble and it is 2.04 high.<br />-342900-69596000<br />Funerary Altar of comitia Tyche<br />This is roman sculpture that called Funerary Altar of Comitia Tycle, the sculpture is made out of marble and the high of the sculpture is 40 (101.6 cm). This sculpture was made by Philip Hofer in 1938. This sculpture is about women that called Flavian. Also this sculpture was made in Rome.<br />-39052511303000<br />Portrait head of Emperor Constantine I<br />This is roman sculpture that is called Portrait head of Emperor Constantine I, it was made in Rome because this man was called Constantine and he was the first emperor of Rome. The sculpture is 37 ½ high in 95.2cm and this sculpture was made out of marble. It is made from this person that called Mary Clark Thompson in 1923. <br />By Marie McCauley <br />