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Trajanic art is the artistic production of the Roman Empire during the reign of Emperor Trajan from 98 to 117. In this period, Roman art further developed the innovations of the Flavian era, coming to definitively detach itself from Hellenistic influence.

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rdfs:comment	Trajanic art is the artistic production of the Roman Empire during the reign of Emperor Trajan from 98 to 117. In this period, Roman art further developed the innovations of the Flavian era, coming to definitively detach itself from Hellenistic influence. (en) L'arte traianea è la produzione artistica dell'Impero romano durante il regno dell'imperatore Traiano, indicativamente, dal 98 al 117. In questo periodo l'arte romana sviluppò ulteriormente le innovazioni dell'epoca flavia, arrivando a staccarsi definitivamente dal solco ellenistico, fino a una produzione autonoma. I rilievi della Colonna Traiana furono uno dei capolavori non solo della civiltà romana, ma dell'arte antica in generale. (it)
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has abstract	Trajanic art is the artistic production of the Roman Empire during the reign of Emperor Trajan from 98 to 117. In this period, Roman art further developed the innovations of the Flavian era, coming to definitively detach itself from Hellenistic influence. (en) L'arte traianea è la produzione artistica dell'Impero romano durante il regno dell'imperatore Traiano, indicativamente, dal 98 al 117. In questo periodo l'arte romana sviluppò ulteriormente le innovazioni dell'epoca flavia, arrivando a staccarsi definitivamente dal solco ellenistico, fino a una produzione autonoma. I rilievi della Colonna Traiana furono uno dei capolavori non solo della civiltà romana, ma dell'arte antica in generale. (it)

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