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Trajan Crowned by Victory
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Trajan Crowned by Victory

Marc Antonio Raimondi, Italian, 1483 – 1527 · ca. 1520 · Engraving on paper

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Credit lineTrajan Crowned by Victory. ca. 1520. Marc Antonio Raimondi, Italian, 1483 – 1527. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Bequest of George Campbell Cooper. CC0.
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