kore statue 3d models

An exquisite statue of a Kore, crafted from Parian marble and unearthed on the island of Delos, bears testament to the skilled hand of a local artisan.

The young woman stands tall with her left leg confidently advanced, mirroring the poses found in well-known korai statues from the Athenian Akropolis. Her left hand firmly grasps a fold of her delicate linen chiton, pulling it snugly across her legs;...

Two distinct types of freestanding sculptures dominated this era: the male kouros, a standing nude youth, and the female kore, a standing draped maiden. These large stone statues stood proudly in sanctuaries and cemeteries outside city walls, serving...

Human: Statue of a Kore, roughly half-life-sized. DATE : Approximately 525BC-500BC (Greece). The head and neck are missing along with the legs and feet below mid-thigh level. The woman stands facing forward, her body balanced on both legs; the right...

During this era, two primary types of freestanding, grand sculptures emerged: the male kouros, a standing nude youth statue, and the female kore, a standing draped maiden sculpture. Often placed in temples and cemeteries just beyond city walls, these...

... body. A stylish additional layer is worn dramatically over her shoulders in the back. In ancient Greek art, masterful handling of drapery was crucial for female statues, while sculptors of male figures focused on capturing the perfect nude form.

The corners of the roof are adorned with sphinx acroteria, while the central, vegetal acroterion on each side is topped by a pair of kore statues standing one on either side, an unusual feature. ...The antefixes and roof tiles are crafted from marble.

The reconstructed statue shows her holding her dress hem with her right hand, while offering a gift to the divine with her left hand. This work's iconography and style fit within the kore typology. Korai were often used as offerings or grave markers...

A majestic statue of Koré emerged from reddish clay, skillfully shaped with precision tools and partially molded by a die-cut box. The goddess sits majestically on a throne, draped in a chitone and cloak, adorned with exquisite jewelry reminiscent...

This stunning sculpture of a Kore is likely a masterpiece from Paros, crafted from the finest Parian marble. Repatriated in 2007 from the esteemed J.P. Getty Museum in Malibu, California, she now proudly wears a chiton and an intricately decorated...

The figure depicts a Kore with pomegranate in hand, hailing from ancient Greece. The sculpture was crafted from marble during the 2nd quarter of the 6th century B.C. Its current home is at the Acropolis Museum, specifically identified as item number...

Kore statues portray young females, crafted during the Archaic period (600 – 480 BCE) as votive or commemorative tributes. Wealthy patrons commissioned these works either to serve as substitutes for themselves before the gods, or occasionally, to...

The Gipsmuseum is located at the University of Graz. ...This model was created by Jakob and Sanja.

... ...A replica of a statue originally crafted in the workshop of Athenian sculptor Praxiteles (late 4th c. B.C.), possibly representing Kore-Persephone. The name of this statuary style comes from one among many copies found in Herculaneum, South Italy.

The Kouros from Tenea stands proudly at the Blanton Museum on the campus of the University of Texas, a plaster cast of an ancient Greek statue dating back to the middle 500s BCE.

Statue of a Kore sculpted from high-quality Parian marble, discovered in Eleusis and crafted between 490-480 BC. ...The Kore is dressed in a sleeved chiton and cloak, with her right hand, though partially damaged, once grasping the chiton to secure it...

Kore in Chiton stands tall as a stunning cast statue, graciously loaned to the Skulpturhalle, Basel by its esteemed owners. This magnificent piece bears the museum inventory number 28 and was originally housed at the Acropolis Museum, Athens. Behind...

Concrete Texture Exercise for KORE Course: Introduction to Photogrammetry

The statue's museum residence is the Skulpturhalle in Basel, where it bears the inventory number 407. Its origins can be found at the Acropolis Museum in Athens, specifically inv. 671. ...The photographer and modeler responsible for this image are...

This hanger holds 2 Kore Trakline belts similar to the hanger sold by Kore. ... This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3992726

During this period, two styles of freestanding sculpture dominated: the male kouros, representing a standing nude youth, and the female kore, depicting a standing draped maiden. These massive stone statues were placed in sanctuaries and cemeteries...

... for the refinement of Classical sculpture during the 5th century B.C. These statues were often dedicated to various deities and strategically positioned at the entrance of sacred sites or serving as an integral part of monumental tombstones.

This is a remake of the Kore V2 5.5inch drone I attempted as requested by a friend.

This is a modified version of the Kore Essentials hanger, it includes a hook for the velcro holder that comes with the belts.

Ancient Greek Artwork: The Acroterium of Kore from the Altar Group in the Piazza Area. Created between 500-490 BC. Located at the Monaco Glyptotek. ...Also found at the Gipsoteca del Museo dell'Arte Classica Sapienza in Rome.

... Greece, where it bears the inventory number 677. The photograph of Kore with Fruit was taken by Davide Angheleddu on behalf of Flyover Zone Productions, and all rights to this image are reserved exclusively by them, effective as of the year 2019.

A 1912 catalog of the Acropolis Museum speculates that Kore 678 could have been crafted by "an early Attic sculptor, who wanted to create a figure in imitation of the new fashion just emerging." Unlike the bulkier dresses of most korai, Kore 678's...

This hanger holds 2 Kore Trakline belts similar to the hanger sold by Kore. This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3992726 Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3SRafts: No Supports: NoResolution: 0.2 Infill: 20%...

Described as "Pseudo-Ionic" due to its imperfect rendering of Ionic style clothing, Kore 678's close-fitting attire reveals an idealized female form beneath. Wenman's scan is part of his project "Through A Scanner, Skulpturhalle," and was captured...