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    sculpture
    / Devotional images and narrative sculpture

    …of a form known as continuous narrative, the best known example of which is the spiral, or helical, band of relief sculpture that surrounds Trajan’s Column (c. 106–113 ce) and tells the story of the Emperor’s Dacian Wars. The episodes in the narrative are not separated into a series of…

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    …of a form known as continuous narrative, the best known example of which is the spiral, or helical, band of relief sculpture that surrounds Trajan’s Column (c. 106–113 ce) and tells the story of the Emperor’s Dacian Wars. The episodes in the narrative are not separated into a series of…

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