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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1044316, member: 19463"]Do you see what I mean about the noses? By this time the art style of Rome was well on the road to becoming stylized and abandoning the photorealistic portraiture that we see in the early empire. Different mints did this in different ways but some were idealizing the emperor in a long and angular style that would develop even further in medieval times. It is not a matter of being crude.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1044316, member: 19463"]Do you see what I mean about the noses? By this time the art style of Rome was well on the road to becoming stylized and abandoning the photorealistic portraiture that we see in the early empire. Different mints did this in different ways but some were idealizing the emperor in a long and angular style that would develop even further in medieval times. It is not a matter of being crude.[/QUOTE]
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