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Trajans Forum and Column (147 feet high), (N. W. ), Rome, Italy, c1909. Creator: Unknown
Trajans Forum and Column (147 feet high), (N.W.), Rome, Italy, c1909. The architect Apollodorus of Damascus oversaw construction of Trajans Column

Legionaries, Trajans Column, Rome, Italy. Artist: A Lorenzini
Legionaries, Trajans Column, Rome, Italy. Trajans Column was raised by Apollodorus of Damascus at the order of the Senate

Trajans Column, Rome, Italy. Artist: A Lorenzini
Trajans Column, Rome, Italy. Trajans Column was raised by Apollodorus of Damascus at the order of the Senate. It is located in Trajans Forum, built near the Quirinal Hill, north of the Roman Forum

Emperor Trajan, Trajans Column, Rome. Trajans Column was raised by Apollodorus of Damascus by order of the Senate. It is located in Trajans Forum, built near the Quirinal Hill

View of Trajans market from the forum of Trajan. Artist: Apollodorus of Damascus
View of Trajans market from the forum of Trajan

View of Trajans Market, 1st century. Artist: Apollodorus of Damascus
View of Trajans Market, Rome, 1st century

Shot of Trajans column, showing the Dacian wars, 2nd century

Scene from Trajans column, showing the Dacian wars, 2nd century

Scene from Trajans column, River Tiber personified and pontoon bridge, 2nd century
Scene from Trajans column, showing a detail of the River Tiber personified and a pontoon bridge, 2nd century

Scene from Trajans column, Rome. Showing the loading of ships, 2nd century
Scene from Trajans column, Rome. Showing the loading of ships at a wharf, 2nd century

Bust of Apollodorus, 3rd century
Roman bust of a doctor named Apollodorus, 3rd century

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Apollodorus of Damascus was a renowned architect and engineer during the 2nd century AD. His works left an indelible mark on the city of Rome, Italy, showcasing his exceptional talent and skill. One of his most notable creations is Trajan's Forum and Column, standing tall at a staggering height of 147 feet. This magnificent structure in the northwest part of Rome captivated all who laid eyes upon it. The column itself was adorned with intricate reliefs depicting scenes from the Dacian wars, providing a visual narrative that showcased Apollodorus' mastery. The Legionaries depicted on Trajan's Column were brought to life by artist A Lorenzini under Apollodorus' guidance. Their detailed representation served as a testament to both their bravery and Apollodorus' ability to capture human emotion through art. Another masterpiece attributed to Apollodorus is Trajan's Market, which offered a breathtaking view from the forum. This bustling hub showcased Roman commerce at its finest during the 1st century AD. The market's design exemplified Apollodorus' ingenuity in creating functional yet aesthetically pleasing structures. Emperor Trajan himself played an integral role in many of these architectural endeavors, as seen in depictions on Trajan's Column. These scenes portrayed not only military triumphs but also everyday activities such as loading ships along the River Tiber personified by Pontoon Bridge. Even though little remains today about this remarkable architect apart from a bust dating back to the 3rd century AD, his contributions continue to inspire awe and admiration for centuries after his time. Through his collaboration with Emperor Trajan and other talented artists like A Lorenzini, he immortalized moments in history while leaving behind an enduring legacy that still captivates visitors today.