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This ornate sandstone bust of a beaming woman portrays a seeress - a mystical prophet - named Barbel von Ottenheim. ...Initially, it formed an integral part of the elaborate entrance of the ruined Old Chancellery building in Strasbourg, constructed as...

Antonio Canova stands out as a remarkably productive sculptor of his era, with an entire museum - the Museo Canova in Possagno - showcasing his extensive body of work. Among his many creations, he has produced numerous exquisite feminine portraits,...

Sculpture in the shape of a bear around the year 1957. The bear made of limestone was created by Ferdinand Opitz. ... Scanned by Niederösterreich3D.

The headphone consists of a simple headband that encases the ears and an adjustable band that fits snugly around the back of the head.

This is a stunning limestone portrait of an enigmatic female figure. ...The captivating sculpture was unearthed in the historic town of Arsos, situated within the picturesque Larnaca District.

A cluster of structures consisting of two notable high-rise facilities, one standing at 12 floors and the other rising to 18 floors.

I'm preparing a hearty loaf of bread specifically designed to be part of my Men's Breakfast 3D setup. ...Its authentic texture makes it look incredibly realistic.

A simple aircraft wing

A cute, small cup! ...😊

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... to the Giustiniani collection. ...It dates from the Imperial age, dated thanks to the study of the sculpture's body. The head is more of an ancient piece as the quality of the diffferent marbles used, suggests that it belongs to a previous century.

In ancient Greek lore, a Sphinx is depicted with the head of a human, the robust haunches of a lion, and sometimes the wings of a majestic bird in flight. It's often mythologized as a treacherous and merciless creature. Those who fail to solve its...

... in early Augustan portraits, including the likeness of Octavia, sister to the revered Octavian/Augustus. It is possible that this effigy could have been carefully placed within a family tomb as a poignant reminder of loved ones who had passed away.

... to be unearthed by archaeologists brave enough to explore the ruins. This archaeological treasure is more than just a relic of ancient history; it's a window into a world long past, where stone carvings whispered tales of gods and mortals alike.

This remarkable object is part of "Scan The World," a groundbreaking initiative conceived by MyMiniFactory, aimed at creating a comprehensive digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe for public...

This ancient limestone statue of a man likely began its life as one half of a dynamic pair or group, striding confidently with his arms at his sides, grasping short staves in each hand, and dressed in a traditional kilt with intricately pleated side...

In ancient Greece's Archaic period and the early days of Classical Greece, the kouros figure held a revered place, embodying an ideal of beauty that was both admired and worshipped as an offering to the gods. ...These imposing statues were often...

Alexander Burganov, born 1935, is a renowned Russian sculptor who has earned the prestigious title of National Artist of Russia and holds esteemed membership in the Russian Academy of Fine Arts. His artistic style is predominantly abstract, yet he...

The enigmatic woman sports the renowned "Octavia hairstyle", a coiffure that bears the seal of approval from Octavia, sister of Augustus and second wife of Anthony, one half of the triumvirate. This hairstyle had its heyday throughout the Late...

This striking statue of a youth is known as Torso Amelung, a masterful Roman replica. The sleek, powerful torso, set against the sturdy trunk of a tree, unmistakably points to its origins in ancient Rome. ...Its resemblance to the Kritios Boy, an iconic...

Technical specifications about the statue: A bust is a sculpted or cast representation of the upper part of the human figure, showcasing an individual's head, neck, and varying portions of their chest and shoulders. The piece typically rests on a...

"Bust of a Boy" stands as a masterpiece of the medium, according to Marietta Cambareri, author of MFA Boston's fascinating current exhibition catalogue, Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence. "The fleeting expression and parted...

... to form a rich, full plait expertly secured at the crown of her head. A delicate touch has been applied to restore the tip of her nose and the area beneath her chin, as well as her left lower jawline, giving her a radiant and refreshed appearance.

... she likely wielded considerable influence, but unfortunately, no identifying inscription remains to confirm her status. A striking cross carved above her right breast serves as a poignant reminder of the early Christian period's iconoclasm.

... a tea/coffee cup on a saucer, specifically crafted for my Men's breakfast 3D set. ...The creation process began with a flattened cylinder which was then extruded upward, while simultaneously giving it side curves to achieve the desired shape of a cup.

... Italian master. ...A mysterious figure stands proudly before us, his identity shrouded in secrecy. Perhaps he once adorned the walls of a private residence, a revered ancestor or noble leader displayed for all to see, or maybe even a venerated saint.

Metopes are distinctive rectangular features that frequently adorn architectural designs by filling the spaces between two triglyphs in a beautifully crafted Doric frieze, a decorative band encircling a building. ...It is likely that this particular...

... displays two elegant necklaces. Although likely topped by a polos, her head is probably hidden beneath the draped himation. This stunning Caryatid statue was once part of a sanctuary dedicated to the god Sarapis, arriving alongside inv. no. ...1642.

Deduced to be of Karystian origin, the decapitated marble sculpture portrays a woman adorned in a chiton, her torso swathed in a closely wrapped himation, and her feet clad in sandals. ...It is likely that this statue was created for a funeral rite.

A 123-degree scan of a Buddha statue belonging to my colleague Cleveland was conducted, which I later processed using Meshlab and Sculptris. ...The final output was generated through Netfab, and the object was ultimately printed on a Makerbot Replicator...