bacchus michelangelo 3d models

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

... of central Italy in late classical and Hellenistic times. Phalli made out of tuff are rather rare and could be interpreted as offerings to Dionysus/Bacchus within an erotic context. ... Provenance - probably central Italy (Etruria, Latium)

Ariadne was abandoned by Theseus on the island of Naxos but was later rescued by Bacchus. They became husband and wife, and this sculpture depicts her sitting atop one of his wild animals from his procession. The artist Dannecker, born in Stuttgart,...

Here, as elsewhere, Silenus is typically depicted engaging in Dionysiac activities, such as making music or holding infant Bacchus. For example, cf. nos. 214-215 in E. Simon's "Silenoi," LIMC VIII, Zurich and Düsseldorf, 1997. A very similar satyr...

In frenzied abandon, the fauns enthusiastically followed the wine deity Bacchus. At first glance, Sergel's sculpture appears to be a straightforward representation of human form, but upon closer inspection, a small goat tail can be seen at the base...

They traveled to the grove of Bacchus and planned to celebrate the rites of Bacchus at dawn. Hercules slept alone in a bed covered with Omphale's clothes. ...The Roman god Faunus attempted to take advantage of Omphale and snuck naked into Hercules' bed,...

Originally, the head was mounted on a torso of Bacchus in Albani's collection, which was later exchanged for a head of Bacchus found by Gavin Hamilton. As described by Townley, "A Head of Apollo larger than life. The hair is plaited over the forehead...

As in Michelangelo's original "Prigioni," the classic figures remain unfinished, documenting their creation and transformation history. Mathematical functions govern computer-generated geological formations that evolve endlessly, morphing into...

Each relief showcases a unique saint, represented in antique attire or nude, with identities uncertain but likely depicting patriarchs, prophets, and Greco-Roman heroes, much like Michelangelo's figures on the Sistine Chapel ceiling forty years...

Figures measures: Height: - Leonardo: 141mm (5,55 inch) - Donatello: 143mm (5,63 inch) - Raphael: 140mm (5,51 inch) - Michelangelo: 141mm (5,55 inch) Width: - Leonardo: 80mm (3,15 inch) - Donatello: 80mm (3,15 inch) - Raphael: 80mm (3,15 inch) -...

By deliberately keeping their hands apart, Michelangelo highlights the impossibility of reconciling the divine with humanity. In God's image, as envisioned by the artist, a colossal creative force takes precedence over any miraculous birth. ...The scene...

This particular scan comes from an earlier version of the work, pre-dating the loincloth's incorporation, and was showcased alongside its updated counterpart in The National Gallery's 2017 "Michelangelo and Sebastiano" exhibition. When producing new...

Influenced significantly by Michelangelo's iconic works, particularly his "Slaves," certain motifs are subtly woven into The Shade. A key aspect of this piece lies within the hands, which convey a sense of earthly connection, striking up Rodin's...

The identities of these men are unclear, but they likely represent patriarchs and prophets of Israel and Greco-Roman heroes, much like the figures painted by Michelangelo on the Sistine Chapel ceiling forty years earlier. The meaning of the choir...

These four brothers - Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael - are trained in the art of ninjutsu by a wise rat named Splinter. Leonardo is the leader of the group and wields two katanas. He's known for his strategic thinking and calm...

I was thrilled to discover that a full-sized cast of Michelangelo's "Pitti Tondo" was on display in an area normally reserved for special exhibitions. The guard who informed me about the tondo arranged access for a brief period, allowing me to...

While their identities remain unclear, these men are likely to represent patriarchs and prophets of Israel and Greco-Roman heroes, much like the figures depicted by Michelangelo on the Sistine Chapel ceiling forty years prior. The meaning of the...

The formal garden's design had a profound impact on European landscapes, as Niccolo Tribolo initially began the project but tragically passed away soon after, prompting Bartolomeo Ammannati to take over and create a masterpiece in the style of...

Famed for her exceptional beauty and platonic passion that had captivated Michelangelo, Vittoria Colonna was a powerful poet who enthralled the world with her XVI-century letters. This stunning sculpture by Maurive David de Gheest, a Paris-based...

Because of its numerous attributes if compared with the other statues on the sarcophagi, Night seems to be more directly related to the planning stage visible in a drawing, a copy of the lost original by Michelangelo, where the reclining female and...

Currently in use on my Tevo Michelangelo printed in standard PLA; 5 outlines, 6 layers top and bottom, and 50% infill. Tighten hardware to snug and thread locker is also recommended on the bracket joining screws and nuts.</p> <p>This design is to...

... the sun from east to west. Clytie is shown erupting out of leaves, violently twisting her strong body towards the sun as she transforms. Watts may have been inspired by Michelangelo's muscular, contorted bodies on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

As a young man, he traveled to Greece and Italy, where he was deeply influenced by Michelangelo's sculptures in the Medici Chapel. His first major work, A Faun (1891), was installed at Charlottenburg Palace. From 1890 to 1893, Tegner collaborated...

Initially believed to be a Michelangelo original, its authenticity has been debated extensively since it arrived in Britain in 1937 under the Victoria and Albert Museum's ownership. In ancient Greek mythology, Leda was seduced by Zeus disguised as a...

The Final Judgment, or Last Judgement, is a fresco by the Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo painted on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City. It's a depiction of Christ's Second Coming and God's eternal judgment of all humanity.

My Prints were Done on a Tevo Michelangelo using a 0.5 nozzle and so they are a little rough looking, also, because I didn't tune in my profiles. I think that using a 0.4 nozzle would produce better results. ... NOTE: I show images of the Doctor Who...