The Portraits of Maxentius Exemplify What Roman Portrait Style

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Multiple Choice

The portraits of Maxentius exemplify what Roman portrait style?

• A) the soldier emperor style with high emotional content and visible anxiety
• B) the tetrarchic style with generic features and large, staring eyes
• C) the Classicizing style with youthful and idealized features
• D) the veristic style with an emphasis on age, experience, and wisdom

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