house of the faun 3d models

This particular sphinx resides in the House of the Faun in Pompeii, although numerous other variants can be found worldwide. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory, which aims to create a digital...

The Dancing Faun, a renowned ancient bronze discovered in 1830 at the House of the Faun in Pompeii, has captured the hearts of many since its discovery. Instantly famed, it was compared to the Barberini Faun and adored by Victorians who praised its...

The Dancing Faun was discovered on October 26, 1830 in the ruins of the most opulent Roman home discovered at Pompeii: the House of the Faun, as it later became known, which was also home to the Alexander Mosaic. The Faun is thought to be either a...

This terracotta sculpture replicates the marble statue known as the Barberini Faun, which resides in Munich's Glyptothek museum. A Faun represents the Roman counterpart to a Greek Satyr - male woodland spirits resembling humans with multiple animal...

The Barberini Faun, a masterwork of Greek sculpture and showpiece of the Glyptothek, is united with the "Medusa Rondanini", admired by Goethe, and the famous "Munich Votive Relief" in this round room modeled on the Roman Pantheon. Displayed at the...

The Barberini Faun, a masterpiece of Greek sculpture and one of the Glyptothek's crown jewels, stands proudly alongside the "Medusa Rondanini", an iconic work deeply admired by Goethe, and the renowned "Munich Votive Relief". These masterpieces are...

This remarkable votive relief is part of "Scan The World," a groundbreaking initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create an ever-expanding digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from across the globe. By...

The Barberini Faun, a masterpiece of Greek sculpture, is showcased alongside the "Medusa Rondanini", which was admired by Goethe, and the famous Munich Votive Relief, all displayed in this round room modeled after the Roman Pantheon. The Antike am...

This exquisite marble sculpture depicts a faun, unmistakably a companion of Bacchus, as evident from the wine he clutches tightly in his grasp.

This marble figure shows a faun, who is obviously a member of Bacchus party, as he's holding wine

Her family was close knit, a small group of fauns that watched helplessly as their woods were corrupted, twisted and destroyed sixty years ago when Quorenderi and Seroca conspired together to bring about the destruction of Elen Estel. Sylvia was only...

Tending and growing beautiful gardens became a favoured past time of these first basic and primitive elves, visited by Renmaeth in the guise of a faun which she preferred over her divine form. Under her tutelage they became great lovers of her craft...

We're creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe for everyone to access at no cost. Scan The World is an open-source community effort. If you have interesting items nearby that you'd...

A legendary creature of ancient myth was the faun, a half-human, half-goat figure that served as a shepherd. In frenzied abandon, the fauns enthusiastically followed the wine deity Bacchus. At first glance, Sergel's sculpture appears to be a...

Hosmer employed tremendous carving skill to create the varied textures of the faun's sensual body, the rough tiger skin, the mossy forest floor, the firm grapes and the satyr's thick, curly hair. ne of the nineteenth century’s most accomplished...

Critics agreed that Hosmer had captured the curves and sensual finishes of Greek Hellenistic sculpture in the adolescent faun's perfect proportions, smooth skin and languorous pose, while evoking a mood of playfulness and whimsy at the same time. The...

This remnant of a marble sculpture depicting a faun may be a Roman copy of an earlier Greek bronze artwork known as "The Invitation to Dance," part of a group where the faun or satyr taps his foot and watches a nymph putting on her shoes. Medium:...

......Executed in Rome as a direct response to Gibson's challenge, one of Hogan's fellow sculptors claimed no new original pose was possible. Disproving Gibson's assertion, Hogan's masterpiece is founded on the Barberini faun yet remains uniquely original.

... body from head to waist and goat horns on its head. ...Often linked to the satyrs of Greek mythology, these forest and animal spirits are known for their capricious nature, sometimes aiding humans and at other times hindering them without warning.

This statuette is a faun in the pose of Marsyas, the follower of Dionysus who challenged Apollo to a music contest and, upon losing, was flayed alive for his hubris. Here, the faun’s hands are bound behind his back. Because of the “in the round”...

In mythology, the Faun represents a manifestation of forest and animal spirits that can either aid or hinder humans at their discretion. ...Frequently linked to the satyrs of Greek mythology, they embody the quintessential theme of Neoclassical art,...

... increased slope angles (spiral print on slopes below 45% is too difficult for most machines) and removed holes through the model. What I ended up with is a compromise between the original shape of the sculpture and FDM printers/slicers capabilities.

Cast from the Hellenistic sculpture, which is now in the Louvre Museum, Paris. ...The Faun was certainly in the Villa Borghese by 1638 and it remained there until 1807 when it was purchased by Napoleon Bonaparte.

The ancient sculpture, cast from a Hellenistic masterpiece now housed at the renowned Louvre Museum in Paris, originally resided in the esteemed Villa Borghese as early as 1638. ...It remained a prized fixture of that esteemed estate until 1807 when it...

... been recomposed from various fragments skillfully glued back together, while gaps were filled with plaster to create a seamless appearance. Traces of vibrant red pigment remain in the hair, eyes, and eyebrows, hinting at the original's rich colors.

Since he doesn't have goat legs I decided to print just the head so just made a couple of plane cuts to get this stl. Quality is high so is the file size. The one in the photo is 8cm tall, printed with 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2 resolution by Ender 3 v2...

... this for tabletop (aka 32mm scale) I highly recommend using a printer that is at least 4k with ABS-like resin. There are small delicate parts that require a little attention, like the fingers of the right hand. ...  Cheers ya'll and happy printing.

Caneeney is a character from the world of Zyathe' from Gooey Cube(tm). The model is offered with permission. Ceneeney is a faunlike creature wielding a spear.  Their lower torso is definitely animal like, but is more canine than deerlike, with a long...

This marble faun remnant may be a Roman replica of an earlier Greek bronze sculpture, part of a group known as "The Invitation to Dance." In this group, the faun or satyr taps his foot and gazes at a nymph who is putting on her sandals. This object...

It's one of several works with this theme in the Crawford Art Gallery collection, including The Piping Faun, The Clapping Faun, John Hogan’s The Drunken Faun, and Andrew O’Connor’s La Faunesse. ...Wing-like forms emerging from his tightly curled hair...