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S.P.Q.R Roman Emperor Trajan 98 to 117 AD.Emperor Trajan's Military Might Emperor Trajan was a Roman Emperor who ruled from 98 to 117 AD. He is often considered one of the greatest emperors in Roman history, known for his military conquests, public...

S.P.Q.R Roman Emperor Trajan 98 to 117 AD.Emperor Trajan's Military Might Emperor Trajan was a Roman Emperor who ruled from 98 to 117 AD. He is often considered one of the greatest emperors in Roman history, known for his military conquests, public...

Built with strength from granite and marble wrapped around its history, it reaches 13.97 meters high, spans 5.70 meters wide and curves at an impressive 8.67 meters to match the majestic arc light above. Some believe it's a triumphal symbol, while...

The original design in https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3543804 had one of the trays (Other Tiles) too large to fit in Ender 3 printers. ...I separated the tray in 4 parts that can be glued together.

Designed after Trajan's Kiosk at the majestic Philae Temple in Egypt, this structure has undergone a comprehensive restoration process to bring it back to its former glory.

Cord Cord Length (in.) 96'' Other Dimensions Overall 22.5'' H x 14'' W x 14'' D Base 14.25'' H x 10'' W x 10'' D Shade 10'' H x 14'' W x 14'' D Overall Weight 4.75 lb. ...Features Cord runs from the inside of the lamp base Product Details Product Type:...

When Valori fell victim to treason charges and was beheaded on Cosimo I de' Medici's orders, his confiscated belongings, including this unfinished masterpiece, were seized by the Duke of Florence. ...This enigmatic statue can be seen as Apollo plucking...

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Trajan's Kiosk one of the last and most impressive additions to the Philae temple complex . ...Aswan Egypt

Nonetheless, the hair style diverges from traditional depictions of Trajan, who typically sports long, combed locks falling across his crown. ...In contrast, this sculpture showcases short, curved tresses, with the forward row positioned low on the...

Dystilo's imposing monument, erected under the rule of Emperor Trajan in 103 AD, stands alone as a singular relic in Roman Spanish history.

One of the meticulously restored ancient Dacian columns on display from the stunning facade of the magnificent Basilica Ulpia, a proud centerpiece of Trajan's impressive Forum.

... assonometria cavaliera per disegnare semplicemente solidi e sviluppi. Sono riportati anche i valori dei principali angoli. ...Uno strumento compatto, facile da tenere in un astuccio che rende facile e veloce il disegno durante i compiti in classe.

From a frieze on the Temple of Emperor Trajan and Zeus Philios in Pergamon http://turkisharchaeonews.net/object/temple-trajan-pergamon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7yh5NW9D6Y&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL Large crystalline grey marble, block,...

... AD), similar to coins minted from 108 to 111 AD. ...This work, reproduced in numerous official copies distributed across various provinces and widely circulated in Rome, showcases some of the finest examples of Trajan's bust at the Vatican Museums.

This vivid portrait of a formidable Trajanic woman bears striking resemblance to images of Empress Plotina, Trajan's spouse. ...The two ancient fasteners at the front originally secured a marble ornamentation depicting the fashionable crescent-shaped...

... across his crown. In contrast, this portrait showcases short, curved locks arranged in rows, with the forward row positioned low on the forehead, a characteristic more akin to Nerva, Trajan's predecessor, hailing from the 1st-2nd century BC era.

Map of the Roman Empire at its Height (At the Death of Emperor Trajan). Roman territory is raised above the surrounding land. All land is raised above the water level. ...Rome is marked with a 8 pointed star and circle.

However, the large scale of the bust, its plasticity of forms, and the ability to single out key details reveal that the portrait dates back to the 2nd century AD, during Emperor Trajan's reign (97-117). Its stylistic similarities with portraits of...

Funerary Relief Honors Maria Auxesis, Dedicated by Friend Caius Domitius Agathopus, Who Passed Away at Forty-One Years Old. ...Above Inscription, A Bust of Deceased Female Dominates Scene. Originating from Roman Empire's Trajan Era Via Labicana.

This head is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, a masterpiece from the illustrious Trajan era, produced roughly during the initial period of the 2nd century AD. ...Presented as a gift by Giovanni Grimani in 1587.

Portraiture in Marble Takes Shape as a Vivid Image of Marciana, Sister to Emperor Trajan\nRoman Masterpiece from the Hadrianic Period, Circa 130 CE - 138 CE\nA Timeless Treasure on Display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Map of the Roman Empire at its Height (At the Death of Emperor Trajan). Roman territory is raised above the surrounding land. All land is raised above the water level. ...Rome is marked with a 8 pointed star and circle.

The inscription on this votive relief boldly declares: Emperors like Hadrian proudly bear names such as Trajan, Augustus, and Olympius, while also acknowledging the divine power of Zeus Dodonaeus.

A fragment of a marble frieze, possibly from the Forum of Trajan in Rome, depicts Eros carrying garlands. ...Dated around 110 AD, it is displayed at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.

... a female face and hair, and a male bust. The panther skin assumes a deity or elevated member of society. There is speculation that the work is menat to depict Lusius Quietus, Trajan's Mauritanian army commander, though this has never been confirmed.

Colossal sculpture of Emperor Trajan found in the basilica of the Hispano-Roman city of Baelo Claudia (Bolonia, Spain) and currently housed at the Museum of Cadiz. It is composed of two parts, a marble head from Carrara and a body with different...

Trajan's Column stands tall in Rome, Italy, as a testament to Roman emperor Trajan's triumphant conquests over the Dacians in the wars that raged from 101-102 and 105-106 AD. Constructed under the watchful eye of renowned architect Apollodorus of...

In response to renewed Dacian aggression in 105, Trajan marched into Dacia once more, besieging the capital city of Sarmizegetusa and razing it to the ground. With Dacia under control, Trajan then launched an invasion of the Parthian Empire to the...

There, he became closely associated with the influential Novecento group and the esteemed magazine "Valori Plastici". ...The Drinker (Il bevitore), a stunning sculptural piece, masterfully captures a quintessential late-nineteenth-century subject,...