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687Visual Documentation workshop is warranted. Two other sets have been preserved in Rome and in Modena.100 It is very unlikely that Strada would have thought it worth the trouble and expense of producing a new series drawn directly from the Column of Trajan, if 100 Exhibited in Florence in 1984, with a valuable catalogue [Arasse 1984], including pp. 13–24 a careful description by Cathérine Monbeig Goguel, ‘Du marbre au papier: de la spirale verticale à la bande horizontale: A propos d’un dessin du seizìème siècle d’après les bas- reliefs de la Colonne Trajane’. The rotulus consists of two sections of ca 7,50 m. each. Fur- ther sets are in Rome, Biblioteca dell’Istituto Nazionale di Archeologia e Storia dell’Arte, inv.nr. 61283 (three rotuli), and in Modena, Galleria Estense. Figures 13.91–13.92 Attributed to Battista Franco, section of a set of drawings documenting the Column of Theodosius in Constantinople; Paris, Musée du Louvre.