michelangelo bacchus 3d models

The movement and realism of the piece was an inspiration to later artists such as Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. The original torso 3d model was scanned by the remarkable Scan the World project. I have edited the model to allow the insertion...

Crafted from a single piece of marble, the larger-than-life masterpiece was likely created during the 1400s, roughly coinciding with the rise of Michelangelo's genius and the dawn of the Renaissance. The sculpture showcases a female figure,...

Michelangelo's iconic Pieta sculpture inspired the creation of a digital Pieta face bas relief in high polygon 3D form using ZBrush 4R8 software. This intricate model was exported to STL and OBJ formats, making it suitable for physical production...

I bring you the famous pot of Michelangelo's David in HD. It is printed with great detail quality in high layer height. It can be used both as a flower pot, as well as for pencil holders, brushes, pens, etc. I leave 6 different models in the...

Initially believed to be the creation of Michelangelo, this stunning piece has been widely misattributed over time. A Roman copy of the original, it has been meticulously preserved and is now on display at the Galleria degli Uffizi in Florence. The...

... his intellect to invent gadgets and vehicles he wears a purple mask and uses a bo staff. Michelangelo is the least disciplined and most fun-loving turtle, and is usually portrayed as the most agile. ...He wears an orange bandana and uses nunchucks.

In this package, I am selling those models: Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci - https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/art/scans-replicas/mona The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci -...

It is worth noting that there are different theories about the origin of the Laocoon statue, including a recent theory proposed in 2005 by Lynn Catterson that it may be a forgery created by Michelangelo. However, this theory has been dismissed as...

1513-1515) is a sculpture crafted by Michelangelo Buonarroti, an Italian High Renaissance artist, who housed it in Rome's San Pietro in Vincoli church. Commissioned by Pope Julius II in 1505 for his tomb, the artwork depicts Moses with horns on his...

With a collection that spans centuries and styles, visitors can get up close and personal with masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci, among others. From Sandro Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" to Michelangelo's "Donì...

... Time and the ninja-tastic action of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. So grab your favorite pizza topping and get ready to join Finn, Jake, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello, April, and Princess Bubblegum on this totally tubular adventure!

In this tondo, Michelangelo placed a Child whose pose brings to mind that of an ancient funeral spirit. Thus the overall effect, despite the apparently playful attitude of the Child, is deeply serious, and the Madonna possesses a prophetic force due...

A fragmented bronze vine that once held the youth's right hand had been detached; this discovery led to the initial misidentification as Bacchus. In 1630, the Idolino was bequeathed by the Medici family and gifted to Florence in celebration of...

4486 Mithra Mitrha is another bi-lobed or contact binary Near Earth asteroid, like Castalia, Bacchus or Itokawa. Its shape resembles that of comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko, visited by the Rosetta spacecraft, but a third of its size. Type: Near Earth...

Bacchus, god of wine and revelry, stirs the senses with his wild abandon. The Roman pantheon is a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of myth and legend, each deity embodying a unique facet of human experience. ...By honoring these gods and...

... does the job well enough. Also included in this is my own repro of the sticker. It's not scaled so you will need to do that yourself and like the model flip it to do the other side. Also works with Blue Bacchus who was a retool of Crossblades.

Head of Ariadne, Bacchante or Bacchus: The head is cut at the neck level, with the nose slightly damaged; the hair, separated by a median line, comprises fine, corrugated locks brought back to frame the face. A regal crown made from ivy and small...

The figure is partly derived from ancient depictions of Venus and other female nudes, as well as contemporaneous Hellenistic portrayals of Dionysus/Bacchus with feminine characteristics. This subject was frequently repeated in Hellenistic times and...

Their name translates directly to "wildly enthusiastic ones." Maenads were also referred to as Bassarids, Bacchae or Bacchantes in Roman mythology, due to the Roman god Bacchus's fondness for wearing a fox skin. The maenads are often depicted as...

The god Dionysos, also referred to as Bacchus in Roman mythology, is depicted with the characteristic attributes associated with his cult: a thyrsus staff topped with a pine cone and an ivy wreath encircling his brow. His posture exudes energy and...

In Wolff's sculpture Pan holds a wine jug and a cup, making a nod to Bacchus, the Greek god of Wine, who Pan often accompanies. Born in Berlin, Wolff relocated to Italy where he served as director of the St. Luke Academy in Rome. This object is...

Intricately carved decorations depict Bacchantes (followers of the wine god Bacchus) in a lively dance, a scene all too familiar to the locals. This remarkable object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative launched...

Originally part of the Cesi Collection, it later joined the Ludovisi Collection, where 17th-century account books refer to it as "a figure of Bacchus." More likely, however, this depiction represents the face of a maenad or bacchante, a woman devoted...

Their name literally means "raving ones." Maenads were known as Bassarids or Bacchantes in Roman mythology after the equivalent Roman god, Bacchus, wore a bassaris or fox-skin. Often maenads were portrayed as inspired by Dionysus into an ecstatic...

By dressing up as a devoted follower of the Greek God Bacchus, Clesinger infused his masterpiece with a sense of sensuality, showcasing the subject's intense desire as if she were in a state of ecstasy. The torso of the Bacchante is an exact replica...

In Greek mythology, female followers known as maenads or bacchantes served Dionysus, a major deity who was also known as Bacchus in Roman pantheon. They were key members of Thiasus, the god's entourage. The term "maenad" literally translates to...

... Early modern collectors often decorated their homes with ancient statues acquired during tours of Italy, considered a rite of passage for the elite male, and Bacchus subjects like this satyr reflected both the owner's erudition and aesthetic taste.

... reversed against the satyr, easily recognizable by its legs of a goat and her face. The Bacchanal, Bacchus procession is accompanied by the mad scenes in which the drunken bacchanal surrenders to his senses in the man's arms animal that discovers.

Other prime examples noted by Mark Wilson Jones are the lower order of the Basilica Ulpia and the arch at Ancona (both from the reign of Trajan, 98-117 AD), the "column of Phocas" (re-erected in Late Antiquity but 2nd century in origin), and the...

The Lorenzo of his statue was one of the more insignificant members of the family so much so that, when commissioned, Michelangelo didn't bother having such a boring subject. It is supposed that he made no attempt at correct portraiture in the...