caryatids of erechtheion 3d models

The impressive 235 x 82 x 62 cm statue of a standing woman is an exact replica of Caryatid C, a stunning feature of the Erechtheion temple perched atop the iconic Acropolis of Athens. ...This intricately crafted cast underwent extensive restoration and...

Head of Copy of Caryatid C, Erechtheion of the Acropolis

I splitted it so it fits on my Anycubic Mega S (210 x 210 x 205 mm) in two prints. You have to scale it to 15% and print in two runs. It has NO allignment pins so you'll have to place it manually, but I didn't have a problem with that. The total...

A Trio of Caryatids. Designed for 28mm use these are aprx 20mm tall. Bases not included. ...  Presupported file included.

... Erechtheion, proudly situated atop the Acropolis in Greece. ...Its rugged appearance makes it a compelling representation, although it lacks the iconic statues of women supporting its structure - that will have to wait for another day's exploration.

... sculptor from Verona during the 17th Century. ...A Caryatid is a intricately carved stone figure, typically depicting a draped female form, designed to serve as a pillar supporting the entablature of a traditional Greek or Greek-inspired structure.

She's one of six caryatids that held up the roof of the Erechtheion. A peplos pins her shoulders, and her hair falls in thick braids down her back. In all likelihood, she carried a sacrificial vessel in one of her missing hands. Her likeness to the...

One of six caryatids supporting the Erechtheion's roof on the Acropolis, she wears an apeplos, a simple tunic pinned at each shoulder. Her hair is braided and falls as a thick rope down her back. It's probable that one of her missing hands held a...

A caryatid is a statue depicting a draped figure as the support of an entablature, arch or other structure, replacing a column, pilaster or pylon. In the archive you will find files in 3ds max 2017 + Corona Render+V-ray, .FBX, .OBJ, .STL format.

... the statues in STL, OBJ, and ZTL formats are available, boasting approximately 630K /670K vertices in each instance. Check out this comparable sample model here: https://www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-models/architectural/decoration/caryatids-sample

Here is a highly detailed, intricately crafted model of the reconstructed temple on the Acropolis of Erechtheion, painstakingly recreated from scratch, its every nook and cranny meticulously informed by the Assassin's Creed Odyssey game engine. Each...

The full-size Ionic order of the northern portico on Erechtheus Temple in Athens' Acropolis showcases masterful architecture.\nReference: Athens Academy of Sciences in Greece.\nLiterature: Erechtheion Brunov N.I., 1938. \n\nAt its origin, every...

This website offers a collection of complete 3D carayatid models available for purchase and download, found at https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/architectural/decoration/cariatids.

Two stately female figures stand guard at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in the heart of Paris, their elegant forms a testament to the artistic mastery of ancient Greek sculptors.

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... can still be seen on the Erectheion in Athens. This particular sculpture is a replica of a caryatid from Herodes' villa, located just outside Rome. ...This replica was cast between 1850 and 1900, but the original dates back to around 161-171 A.D.

Severian was influenced by celebrated architects who functioned as pillars for the Erechtheum's loggia.

Greek sculptors carved stone figures of draped women, known as caryatids, which served as pillars that supported the structures' entablatures, typically found in buildings inspired by ancient Greece, such as this one from the Roman era.

... all classical columns, including Roman ones, were based on the proportions of the human body. ...Eventually, the column took its original form. This particular model is not mine; it appears to be a 3D scan by some Canadians in the porch of Erechtheion.

A crude impression of a standing female figure that supports a structure by means of entablature.

Humans have been pushing the boundaries of realistic graphics with a 2048-texture-size model that truly delivers on Physical-Based Rendering (PBR).

These statues are among numerous ornate decorations gracing the outside of Ekaterininsky Summer Palace. ...They may well have been created by the palace's master designers, either Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli or Johann-Friedrich Baunstein.

... the title Destiny. The name of the piece pays homage to ancient Greek architectural motifs, particularly the draped female figures that support building entablatures, as seen in iconic structures like the Erechtheion's porch on the Athens Acropolis.

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... to an architectural column which takes the form of a standing female figure. ...The first examples come from ancient Greek architecture and indeed, the most celebrated examples are found in the south porch of the Erechtheion on the acropolis of Athens.

High quality 3D model of the Caryatid.

... and support buildings, these statues played a crucial role in Roman architecture. Crafted during the Hadrianic period, one of these caryatids may have been gifted by the island of Cres' inhabitants to Antonio Grimani, who received it from Ossero.