Italian architectural styles

It examines the principles that were followed in drawing the various types of Italian architecture, of Roman origin, based on the forms of Greek architecture, with modifications in the general appearance of the buildings.
The history of the Roman era goes back to the year 753 BC, when the Etruscan clans lived between the Arno and Tiber rivers on the western coast of Italy. They reached the peak of glory and had a great role in promoting Roman art. The Etruscans built with large stones with great precision, and the ruins found in some of the temples that remained intact still bear witness to this. They would also carve the rock, either by cutting huge statues out of it, or by cutting into it in the form of a large cave, the walls and ceilings of which were decorated with engravings engraved in the rock.