Emperor Trajan Collection (page 3)

Saint Gregory Great Saint Jerome pray souls purgatory Molte Anime del Purgatorio portate
Saint Gregory the Great and Saint Jerome pray for the souls in purgatory Molte Anime del Purgatorio portate dagli Angeli in Cielo per the pregiere of S. Gregorio I

Judge giving judgment History Emperor Trajan
Judge giving a judgment History of Emperor Trajan (series title), A judge sits on a raised. It is flanked on either side by two men. A level below are two men, two women and a child

Four Church Fathers Saints Ambrosius Gregorius
Four Church Fathers: Saints Ambrosius, Gregorius, Hieronymus and Augustine In Effigiem Quatuor-Virorum (...) Christi optime meritorum (title on object), Four Fathers of the Church: Saints Ambrosius

Busts Emperor Trajan Domitia Calvilla 1546 Hans Sebald Beham
Busts of Emperor Trajan and Domitia Calvilla, 1546. Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550). Engraving

Column of Trajan, plate twenty-one from Ruins of Rome, published May 1st, 1798

Title page with eagle, coin showing image of Trajans Column, classical sculptures, 1774-79. From Trofeo o sia Magnifica Colonna Coclide di marmo composta di grossi macigni ove si veggono scolpite le

Algeria, Timgad, Thamugadi, Arch of Trajan at ancient Roman town
Algeria - Timgad (ancient Roman city Thamugadi, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982), Roman colonial town founded by the Emperor Trajan around A.D. 100. Arch of Trajan

Tunisia, Dougga, ancient ruins of Roman theatre
Tunisia - Dougga (Thugga, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1997). Roman theatre, 2nd century

Algeria, Timgad (Thamugadi), Roman city founded by Emperor Trajan (around 100 ad), Arch of Trajan UNESCO World Heritage Site, roman civilization

Algeria, Timgad, Arch of Trajan at ancient Roman town of Thamugadi
Algeria - Timgad (ancient Roman city Thamugadi, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1982), Roman colonial town founded by the Emperor Trajan around A.D. 100. Arch of Trajan

Bust of Emperor Trajan (Marcus Ulpius Nerva Traianus, 53 - 117 A. D. ), imperial age, marble
Bust of Emperor Trajan (Marcus Ulpius Nerva Traianus, 53 - 117 A.D.), imperial age, marble 1st-2nd century A.D. Roman art

Roman ruins with statue of Emperor Trajan, Baelo Claudia, near Tarifa, Andalucia, Spain, Europe

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Emperor Trajan, a renowned Roman leader of the 1st century AD, left an indelible mark on history. His legacy can be seen in various artifacts and structures that have withstood the test of time. One such testament to his engineering prowess is the Roman bridge of Alcantara, also known as Trajan's Bridge. This magnificent stone arch bridge stands tall even today, showcasing Trajan's commitment to infrastructure development. Numerous busts depict Emperor Trajan, capturing his regal visage and commanding presence. These marble sculptures from the 2nd century AD offer a glimpse into the ruler's appearance during his reign. The intricate details etched on these busts reflect both artistry and historical accuracy. In addition to statues and busts, engravings provide glimpses into Rome during different periods. An engraving from 1890 showcases Rome's grandeur while highlighting its rich history under Emperor Trajan's rule. The influence extends beyond artistic representations; it permeates cultural practices as well. A sacrifice depicted in a copy from Trajan's column serves as evidence of how his reign influenced religious rituals even centuries later. Coins portraying Emperor Trajan further exemplify his significance in ancient Rome. Aureus coins issued by him around 114-115 AD showcase his image prominently, emphasizing his authority and power over currency circulation at that time. Denarius coins minted during various periods within Trajan's rule bear witness to economic stability under his leadership. These coins not only served as mediums of exchange but also reflected the emperor's prominence through their portrayal of him. Lastly, the Tablet of Trajan on his Danube Road provides insight into this great leader’s military achievements along this strategic route—a testament to both administrative efficiency and military might under Emperor Trajan’s command. Emperor Trajan remains an influential figure whose impact can still be felt today through architectural marvels like Alcantara Bridge and artistic representations such as busts and coins.