What artistic form did the ancient romans borrow from the minoan civilization?

What the Ancient Romans borrowed from the Minoans was a form of wall painting called fresco. This is a kind of mural painting and it derives its name from the Italian adjective for fresh as it is done on the fresh lime plaster. The method is often associated with the Renaissance period and the famous frescoes include the Sistine Chapel which was painted by Michelangelo.

Ancient Romans borrowed the art techniques of fresco and sculpting. Fresco is a type of mural painting done when the plaster is still wet in order for the colors to penetrate the plaster faster. Sculpting, on the other hand, is a form of art wherein the representation of the art is done by carving, casting, and shaping.