models in france

Ten years before celebrating a century since the French Revolution's founding, Paris City Council launches a competition to create a monument honoring the new republican institutions in eastern Paris. The Maurice brothers win the contest and their...

This massive bronze sculpture was forged by Francois Beaudelot in the mid 1900s. The artwork, named for its birdlike appearance (sp. French 'Oziau'/'Oiseau', English, 'Bird'), showcases a colossal cubist bird with human hands serving as feet. It can...

This bronze masterpiece by Alphonse Terroir (Marly-lez-Valenciennes 1875 - Paris, 1955) is called 'The Pan Flute Player.' The public art installation along Rue de Saint Catherine is a replica of the original plaster piece now housed at the Museum of...

Map of France easy to print or laser cutting. ... Médaillon ou porte clés de la carte de France réalisable en découpe laser ou en impression 3d.

Map of France easy to print or laser cutting. ... Médaillon ou porte clés de la carte de France réalisable en découpe laser ou en impression 3d.

3D printable model. OBJ and STL High resolution files. ...Created with Zbrush 4r4

... of the Eiffel Tower for Mafia: The Reckless Fraga game, already built on the Unity engine. ...A texture-less model, since I'm restricted by a 50 MB file size limit on Sketchfab and most textures are PNGs with alpha channels that cannot be replaced.

Check out this French terrain model created from public IGN data! Feel free to adjust the vertical scale to suit your taste for topographic intensity. ...Share your creations and I'll be happy to take a look!

This object is part of "Scan The World", a groundbreaking non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory. We're working tirelessly to build a digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from around the globe,...

Old cabinet in wood, 19th century, from Dauphiné (France)

This 3D model of the aircraft was created by Brazilian Air Force France and is currently undergoing progress towards becoming a military airplane. ...Discussions about this project can be found on page 38 of thread number 2531650 at...

Model for 3D printing of a pencil holder comprising four prominent STRATOMAKER logos from France is designed to be universally compatible with any printer. This singular part can be easily printed on any available printer. It is specifically...

The iconic Monument to Louis XIV stands proudly at Bellecour Square in Lyon, France, a majestic bronze equestrian statue crafted by master sculptor Francois-Frédéric Lemot in 1825. This impressive monument was built as a replacement for the original...

...Many other notable pieces by Carrier-Belleuse are available for viewing in auctions and museums throughout Paris and France, such as the Musée D'Orsay. This sculpture is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory.

Born on August 15th, 1846 in Lille, France, Lemaire went on to study at the academic school of Lille before continuing his artistic studies in Paris. There, he won numerous prizes and joined forces with fellow artists Auguste Dumont and Alexandre...

Back in France, he is accredited at the Royal Academy in 1676 (with Junction of Academies of France and Rome) From 1676 he worked mainly for the Palace of Versailles. He produced many outdoor decorations for the gardens such as Berenice, Arria and...

Size: 207x210x15mm The lithophany is in color with an A4 size printed foil that I include in PDF to paste on the back to backlight the colors. ... For more information and models I leave the link to Instagram where we post everything we do:...

See Readme You'll find pictures and parts descriptions as well as mounting help enclosed All small parts were printed 100% infill in 0.12mm. All big parts such as roof were printed with 20% infill in 0.2mm. ... I used supports (raft) only for...

I stumbled upon this old donkey cart nestled in the wall of Saint-Cloud, a charming town located in the heart of Paris' surroundings. Capturing its essence with my trusty Canon 1000D camera and 40mm lens took only a few minutes to gather enough...

This bronze sculpture by Antoine Bourdelle (Montauban, 1861 - Le Vésinet, 1929) is a replica of the original model created in 1909. Between 1905 and 1912, Bourdelle worked on a figure of Penelope, Ulysses' wife, as he waited patiently for her return....

... Saultain, Brasseur made Paris his professional base. He enrolled at Paris' prestigious École des Beaux-Arts and won the coveted Prix de Rome for sculpture in 1905. ...Brasseur's "La Femme au pigeon" can be viewed on Valenciennes' rue du Paris.

Model for Crafting a Custom Key Ring or Stratomaker Figurine. This innovative design showcases the distinctive logo of Stratomaker, proudly bearing its French origin. This STL file consists of a single component that can be effortlessly printed on...

... is estimated to date back to the 15th century. Its craftsmanship is exceptional, with intricate details meticulously rendered in the depiction of the armor. ...In May 1929, Sir William Burrell acquired the sculpture from Acton Surgey dealers.

A stunning marble sculpture depicting this legendary leader was crafted by French sculptor Eugène-Louis Lequesne, born in Paris on February 15th, 1815, and passing away there on June 3rd, 1887. This remarkable artwork is part of the "Scan The World"...

Swinburne, first published in his 1866 collection Poems and Ballads, revolves around the figure of Dolores, Our Lady of Pain. The poem's title is invoked at the close of many stanzas. Read the entire poem here: A larger-than-life sculpture depicts...

... undeniably cool about it, even though it was closed. I couldn't help but wonder who "Denis" is - perhaps a local legend or a quirky shop owner. I snapped a quick photo in real-time using my ASUS ZenFone AR and the Google Tango Constructor app.

... Denis Foyatier, a French sculptor born in 1793 and passed away in 1863, created this statue. His son, Jules Blanchard, also became an artist. Unfortunately, some of Foyatier's works have been lost, including those that were melted down during WWII.

Alfred Phillippe Roll, a French painter by trade (1 March 1846 – 27 October 1919), showcased his artistic prowess through this work, titled Indifference, created in 1896. The sculpture demonstrates Roll's mastery of paint and fine anatomy. This...

His head bowed in languid repose, he gazes intently at his reflection as his hand caresses his image. At the base of the rock, reeds appear to sprout from the water's surface. The artist translates the Narcissus conundrum into an alluring pose: the...

A large bronze sculpture, the Triomphe de la République, is featured in the center of the square, surrounded by shops and a flower garden. The Paris Metro station Nation serves this area. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a...