Which of the following statements about Roman art is not correct?

Question

A. Roman artists borrowed heavily from Greek artists and even created exact replicas of Greek art.
B. Romans believed that wisdom was a result of age and experience — politicians wanted their portraits to show their warts and wrinkles.
C. Roman portraits emphasized the form and clothing of their subject, while faces were usually stylized copies of earlier sculpture.
D. Romans emphasized realism, while the Greeks were often more interested in ideas.

Answer 1

I don't know about this. But I do have a suggestion. Why don't you read your textbook, ask your teacher or do some searches online, and stop asking other people to do your homework for you? You won't learn if other people give you the answers.

Answer 2

Definitely A.