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Name: A Togatus Head Statue Masterpiece Material: Crafted from High-Quality Plaster of Paris Casts Format: An Exquisite Facial Sculpture Museum: Skulpturhalle Basel, a Renowned Cultural Institution Museum Inventory Number: 1073, a Unique Identifier...

Ancient marble masterpieces are a sight to behold and this Roman head of Minerva is no exception, dating back to the 2nd or 3rd century AD. ...Acquired by art enthusiasts at the prestigious Masterpiece Fair through Ruper Wace Ancient Art, it's valued at...

This stunning basalt head of an ancient pharaoh proudly resides at the renowned Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt. ...Unfortunately, we are unable to provide any additional context or background information on this fascinating artifact, which is why we...

The artistic style, a harmonious blend of Greek artistry and Italian tradition, is directly linked to Etruscan portraiture and the "Italic cubism" characteristic of the III century BC. Furthermore, the type of stone used was particularly well-suited...

... and the cult of Dionysus was the central focus for its uninhibited consumption. By the 7th century BC, his worship had solidified as a cornerstone of Greek religious tradition. This exquisite head was unearthed at the historic Gymnasium of Salamis.

This head is one of many replicas emulating the visage of the renowned Doryphoros, or spear-bearer, crafted by the illustrious sculptor Polykleitos in the mid-5th century BC. The discovery of numerous Roman duplicates in bath complexes, gymnasia, and...

A life-sized head of a man sculpted around 280 AD proudly stands at the Antike am Königsplatz in Munich, Germany. ...This remarkable artifact is part of "Scan The World," a groundbreaking non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory, which aims to...

This head belongs to a massive group sculpture known as the East Pediment, a masterpiece of the Classical period. The Aegina Temple's east pediment is an epic depiction of the first Trojan war, not the one famously chronicled by Homer, but rather the...

A man's head sculpted in the first half of the 6th century AD stands proudly at the Antike am Königsplatz museum in Munich, Germany. This remarkable artifact is part of the "Scan The World" project, a groundbreaking initiative launched by...

When finished, this statue would have depicted Sekhmet with a human body and the head of a powerful lioness. Right now, she wears a crown made up of the solar disc and cobra. Hundreds of life-size statues of Sekhmet were built by King Amenhotep III...

A majestic relic from days long past, the Head of a Lion is a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of ancient artisans. This stunning artifact, dating back to the 12th Century A.D., stands as a powerful symbol of regal authority and unyielding...

This head is a Roman-period replica of the Harmodius, part of the famous bronze group portraying the Tyrannicides- Aristogeiton and Harmodius, who brutally murdered Hipparchus, son of Athenian tyrant Peisistratus, created by Kritios and Nesiotes...

Taken from the description page for this sculpture at: http://collections.artsmia.org/art/81221/head-of-satyr-roman Head of Satyr, 1st century Romanexpand_more Rosso antico (red marble)expand_more GIFT OF DANIEL AND JACQUELINE ROSENTHALexpand_more...

... and Osorapis when deceased, had his cult first discovered at Memphis. As a god of the underworld he was reintroduced by Ptolemy I Soter as a new deity with many Hellenic aspects in Alexandria. The head was found at the Temple of Sarapis in Soli.

Head of a young woman, circa 50 CE, Rome, expertly crafted in marble. On display at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire within the prestigious Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium. Created using advanced technology from AutoDesk, specifically...

This exquisite marble head of a young man dates back to around 470-460 BC. It forms part of the impressive collection at the Musée Rodin in Paris, where it was carefully curated by Rodin himself during his final two decades. ...The artifact was captured...

Head of a man on display at Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn, Estonia. This object belongs to "Scan The World", a non-profit project launched by MyMiniFactory that creates a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from...

Red granite head from life-size statue shows distinct signs of red paint on iris of eyes, likely originating from Seshem-Nofer's artwork. Originating from Giza, the artifact is identified as G 2200 B (5080). In 1912, it was unearthed by the Harvard...

... statue created by Polyeuktos in 280 B.C. and erected in Athens' Agora marketplace. This exquisite head sculpture captures the essence of Demosthenes - a man marked by an unwavering determination, a sharp intellect, and unrelenting patriotism.

A speedy glance at a marble head of Germanicus from the British Museum this afternoon, August 17th, revealed an unsatisfactory sun-kissed tan on his neck due to the harsh lighting in the room, which unfortunately marred the area. Marble head of...

print the head upside down, print two cones, two small half spheres, and one big cylinder. ...put them all together, and you have a weird fungus head creature.

The Batman head sculpt is crafted by taking a pre-existing base head mesh and then refining it using Mudbox for additional details.

The bold gesture and fervent emotion etched on this colossal head stamp it as an extraordinary case of monumental art from the late third to the second century B.C., when an overstated baroque style dominated certain regions of the Mediterranean. The...

Head of Serapis dating back to 2nd Century AD Rome.\r\nProvenance:\r\nDiscovered in Akhmin, Egypt, during 1904Excitingly sold at Drouot, Paris, in April 1905, lot 457, by P. Philip at Me. Lair-Dubreuil's auction house, skillfully appraised by M. ...René...

... subsequently seized, following his brief reign, by Seti II. Its striking features unmistakably echo those of young Ramesses II, highlighting a notable trend in royal art during this era to emulate the style of the greatest king within their dynasty.

Headed by maenad Apollo Tyszkiewicz, this ancient Roman creation from the middle of the 1st century BC channels the classic styles of Greece. Displayed at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium, its marble form was crafted using ReMake and...

The lavish curls of this present piece are typical of early Antonine style, with deeply drilled and abundantly full locks piled high atop the head. During the Antonine period, sculpture emphasized drill work to create richly textured, plastically...

A stunning yet incomplete marble head of a goddess from 440-430 BC bears an uncanny resemblance to the "Wener-Laborde Head" in Paris's Louvre Museum, which is part of the Parthenon's western pediment. It is likely that this masterpiece was crafted by...

Human: Taken from the description page for this sculpture at: http://collections.artsmia.org/art/81221/head-of-satyr-roman Head of Satyr, 1st century Roman Rosso antico (red marble) GIFT OF DANIEL AND JACQUELINE ROSENTHAL 2006.110 G242 Half man and...

This head of Augustus appears larger than life, its perfect proportions rooted in Classical Greek ideals. His calm distant gaze, enhanced by inset glass and stone eyes, exudes quiet strength. Coins and statues spread the Roman emperor's image across...