3d sarcophagus

This is the tomb of a young person whose funeral procession was led by winged youths riding a chariot, while in the background stand two pillars holding up an entablature adorned with seven oval shapes, which signify that the chariot had completed...

What Is Shown? A coffin (plural, coffins) is a box-like funeral receptacle for a body, most commonly carved in wood, and usually placed above ground, though it may also be buried. The word "coffin" comes from the Latin corpus meaning "body", and...

<p>Overlay tile replacement for the board game Gloomhaven. ...Two files are mirrors of each other for the two different colored tiles.</p> <p>Tile Count: 4 (4 yellow, 4 gray if you want to get technical)</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p><strong>Print...

This sculpture depicts Peter grasping a staff, his eyes cast downward as he approaches Jesus, who is attempting to cure his blindness.

This relic is a minuscule piece from the lengthy edge of an ancient tomb. ...It vividly portrays a mournful feast, rich with symbols of eternal life.

<p>This monument is located in the Mount Hope Cemetery in the state of Maine and appears in the Stephen King movie "Pet Cemetary".<br/> <a...

A beautifully crafted relic from ancient Rome now proudly displays its intricate details, featuring the youthful figure of Eros, entwined with a vibrant garland, skillfully shaped by a masterful sculptor who worked during that illustrious era.

This is an ancient stone coffin adorned with intricate carvings showcasing two individuals, likely representing a husband and wife who have passed away.

Total time is taken to print: Around 20hs. Size of the print: Z: 101mm X: 193.21mm Y: 110.55mm For the lock of the TopFace, I use 8 little magnet and 8 tiny wood spheres to get it in place and don’t move. Total space for cards 230units (72mm x...

Customization for the popular board game Gloomhaven involves creating a unique overlay tile replacement. This can be achieved by duplicating two identical files, one for each of the distinct colored tiles. ...For accuracy's sake, it's worth noting that...

Total time consumed to print: Approximately twenty hours. Dimensions of the printed object: Z-axis: 101 millimeters X-axis: 193.21 millimeters Y-axis: 110.55 millimeters To secure the TopFace in place, eight small magnets and eight tiny wooden...

From ancient Giza, Egypt's 5th Dynasty, circa 2494-2395 BC, comes the magnificent 'Palace Facade' paneling. ...Scanned with meticulous care by renowned photographer Thomas Flynn, utilizing his trusty Sony DSC HX5 camera and the innovative 123D Catch...

Like many other falcons used in ancient Egypt at this time (explore the British Museum Falcon here), they were used to adorn a sarcophagus that would hold the embalmed body of a deceased animal or human. This object is part of "Scan The World", a...

This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory that aims to create a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe for public access. ...Scan The World is...

... statue style, holding a kithara and a griffin, alongside Athena/Minerva and the nine Muses. The scenes on the lid evoke an academic atmosphere, as inscribed by Ulpia Eutychia herself, who commissioned this sarcophagus in honor of her parents.

Relief sculptures are a common sight on Roman sarcophaguses. Their primary function is often two-fold: they depict the deceased during their lifetime, or forecast what their afterlife might resemble. ...In this instance, it appears the couple is...

... about the fact that the lid required internal supports. ...So, I decided to create my own version! The "Sarcophagus open" model needs support for the lid only on the sides, not internally. ...The rest of it prints just fine without any modifications =)

... the lid. ...So, I took matters into my own hands and created my own version! The "Sarcophagus open" model has its lid supported on the sides rather than internally, which is a big plus in my book. ...Everything else prints out perfectly as it should.

This intricately carved Sarcophagus lid depicts a frenzied Dionysiac thyrsus procession, a wild and ritualistic dance born in ancient Greece to honor the all-powerful God Dionysus. ...The identity of the individual or individuals laid to rest within...

Transferred from Barcelona to Geneva during the tumultuous Spanish Civil War (1936-39), the sarcophagus eventually arrived by train in Madrid in 1939. On June 19 of that year, Martín Almagro, the newly appointed director of the Archaeological Museum...

This sarcophagus has been reused twice. Initially, it featured an illustration of a reclining married couple on its lid, which resembles a mattress in form. ...However, when economic hardships necessitated its reuse at a later time, the male figure was...

This poignant fragment comes from the short side of a 2nd-century sarcophagus. It captures the tender moment when a husband and wife join their right hands together, a powerful symbol of their enduring love, as they bid each other a final farewell in...

The elaborately decorated sarcophagus—empty but for its symbolic significance—remained as a testament to the deceased's presence nearby, linking this custom with the earliest Christian burial rites. ...Sarcophagi were adorned with an extensive array of...

The magnificent Hagia Triada sarcophagus is a stunning stone coffin intricately painted in vibrant frescoes; one style of later Ancient Greek sarcophagi in ornate pottery is showcased in Klazomenian sarcophagi, crafted around the Ionian Greek city of...

On the front of the sarcophagus, nine labors of Hercules are depicted in chronological order as established by ancient texts: the Nemean lion's defeat, combat with the Lernaean Hydra and the Erymanthian boar, capture of the Cerynean hind, hunt for...

This relief is an integral part of Sarcophagus.\r\nThis sarcophagus centers on the figure of Cupid holding a Medallion, showcasing his impressive physique. It stands out as an exceptional piece due to its advanced sculptural technique, which...

Four pivotal moments from the storied life of Greek hero Achilles adorn this Roman sarcophagus. The front panel vividly depicts Achilles desecrating the corpse of fallen Trojan warrior Hektor by dragging it behind his chariot. A compact end panel...

... no longer buried their dead in elaborate tombs or sarcophagi. However, the Visigoths established themselves in Septimania, spreading influence to Aquitaine where they absorbed and developed the Roman custom of using a sarcophagus for the deceased.

Photorealistic Human Models Rendered through Advanced 3D Reconstruction Techniques

Scan the World aims to create a comprehensive digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from around the globe, all accessible for free to the public. This project is an open source community effort, where anyone with...