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Artist	Sculpture: Attributed to Apollodorus of Damascus   Alternative names Latina: Apollodorus Description Greek engineer, architect, designer and sculptor Date of birth/death circa 65 circa 130 Location of birth Damaskus Work period 2nd century  AD Work location Rome Authority control WorldCat Graphics: Conrad Cichorius (1863–1932)     Description German historian Date of birth/death 25 May 1863 20 January 1932 Location of birth/death Leipzig Bonn Authority control WorldCat
Description	Deutsch: Die Reliefs der Traianssäule nach Conrad Cichorius. Tafel VI: Flußverkehr an der Donaugrenze (Szene II); Landschaftsbild von der Donau (Szene III) English: The Reliefs of Trajan's Column by Conrad Cichorius. Plate number VI: River-traffic on the Danube frontier (Scene II); Danube landscape (Scene III) Română: Trafic Fluvial la frontiera Dunăreană (Scena II), Peisaj Dunărean(ScenaIII)
Date	Sculpture: 113  AD; Graphics: 1896
Medium	Sculpture: bas-relief; Graphics: monochrome graphics based on photographs
Current location	Sculpture: Trajan's Column Native name Colonna Traiana Location Trajan's Forum, Rome Coordinates 41° 53′ 45.00″ N, 12° 29′ 3.00″ E    Established 113  AD Website www.stoa.org/trajan/
Source/Photographer	Conrad Cichorius: "Die Reliefs der Traianssäule", Erster Tafelband: "Die Reliefs des Ersten Dakischen Krieges", Tafeln 1-57, Verlag von Georg Reimer, Berlin 1896

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