When considering Renaissance artworks about Rome, what we are really investigating is how the artists, writers, and thinkers of the Renaissance did not merely feel influenced by ancient Rome; they felt themselves to be the equals of the Romans. Although they created works reflecting Roman mythology, they understood that, for the Romans, mythology was not just storytelling; it offered guidelines on politics, morality, and religion. Great emphasis…
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