Athough from two entirely different cultures and entirely different times, the Pantheon and the Parthenon share similarities, along with a world of differences, in form, function, themes, ideology, and messages about their respective civilizations. By comparing these two structures, it is easy to see why knowledge of context and culture is important to understanding and interpreting art.
The Pantheon was built between 118-125 AD in ancient Rome as a temple to the seven gods of the seven planets. It was first built by Emperor Agrippa, but was destroyed in a giant fire in 80 AD. Later, Emperor Hadrian, who had a strong interest in Greek culture, began to design a new Pantheon, one which was reminiscent of Greek temples. It was built in the middle of the city, surrounded by other buildings and the citizens of Rome. In the 7th century, the Pope converted the Pantheon into a Christian church. After the Renaissance, it was used as a tomb, and is a burial ground for some of the best......

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Title: Pantheon Vs. Parthenon (Unfinished)
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1. Pantheon Vs. Parthenon (Unfinished)
   

   Pantheon vs. Parthenon (unfinished). Athough from two entirely different
   cultures and entirely different times, the Pantheon and ... ...