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Created by Alexander Handyside Ritchie, a man born to a brickmaker and ornamental plasterer in Musselburgh, pursued his passion for art at Edinburgh School of Arts, where he studied alongside architecture and anatomy classes. He further honed his...

The rough chipping on hair and beard made it a surface for plaster additions but does not reveal the precise statue function. This object is part of "Scan The World." Scan the World, a non-profit initiative by MyMiniFactory, creates a digital...

For my own project, I opted for a core material with no infill as I plan to fill the interior with Plaster of Paris for a secure and sturdy mount. ...The original design file was crafted using TinkerCad's user-friendly interface, making it easy to...

The original plaster model for the marble monument in Palazzo dei Canonici in Piazza del Duomo, Florence, is a testament to the sculptor's remarkable skill in capturing the personality of his subject while designing the dome of the Cathedral. Critics...

This particular variant of the bust still conveys the likeness of Homer, albeit with a slightly weathered face, and is thought to have originated from a plaster cast created by Hoskins and Grant, expert moulder and caster for the Royal Academy in...

Laying Lion, Egypt, 1st century B.C., Rom, Capitol, plaster copy. The Royal Cast Collection (Copenhagen, Denmark) crafted with Memento Beta (now ReMake) from AutoDesk. During the Pharaonic period, lions were relatively scarce in Egypt, yet held...

... are a potential weak point, especially in stone. In materials like metal, clay, plaster stucco, ceramics, or papier-mâché, the form can be simply added to or raised from the background, and monumental bronze reliefs are created through casting.

This painted plaster head is of Alphonse Legros, a French-born painter, etcher, and sculptor born in 1837 and passing away in 1911, created by Aimé-Jules Dalou, a renowned French sculptor. Both artists trained together as sculptors in Paris before...

The original 1847 plaster version has long been replaced with a 300-pound bronze duplicate owned by Amherst College since its donation in 1857. Despite being passed between administrators and student groups multiple times, Sabrina remains a prized...

Although the original piece is no longer extant, plaster replicas were produced between the two World Wars and have been widely disseminated at art schools, where they served as models for reference. ... The sculpture was scanned using an EinScan-SP...

He famously declared of another work, "Can't you see I left it in this state intentionally?" Rodin's monumental plaster cast, showcasing this composition, took center stage at his 1889 joint exhibition with Monet at the prestigious Galerie Georges...

This plaster bust is a faithful replica of an original work of art crafted in Italy around 1816. Socrates, born circa 470-399 BC, was a renowned Greek philosopher from Athens who laid the groundwork for Western philosophy and is considered the first...

7% or more infill for top and bottom parts 15% infill for risers used Print without bottom layers and fill with plaster for extra stability in your stand. **** Updated June 9th, 2019 **** New style tops have been added that sit flat on the base, at...

... Bissen following the original plaster model from 1842, inv.no. A32 The small statue of the Cupid playing the lyre is also a standalone work created by Thorvaldsen. ...Located at The Statens Museum for Kunst, this sculpture can be downloaded here.

This is a captivating study of nude Pierre de Wissant for the Burgher of Calais group of sculptures, cast in plaster but exuding an unmistakable humanity. Rodin's meticulous modeling has rendered Pierre's form so convincingly as flesh that it seems...

Created in 1997, these plaster reproductions of artist Rick Buckley's nose unexpectedly sprout from walls. Initially, about 35 were attached to landmarks like the National Gallery and Tate Britain but only around ten remain today. Buckley was...

They are plaster of Paris reproductions of artist Rick Buckley's nose, sticking out from walls in a jarring and surprising manner. Created by Buckley in 1997, the noses were initially placed on about 35 structures like the National Gallery and Tate...

When the head was cataloged by Joulin and then Rachou, it remained mounted on a bust-hermès draped in plaster or stucco. This presentation echoes the techniques of sculptor Beurné from the years 1830-1840 and implies that the head existed in the...

My wife fell head over heels for the Batman Valve stem caps that I discovered on this site, printed them out, but she didn't want the iconic Batman logo plastered all over them. So, I tracked down the Jeep keychain uploaded by zapprae, carefully...

Athena Hope-Farnese brings to life this stunning plaster reproduction of a Greek original from the late 5th century BCE, now housed in The Royal Cast Collection in Copenhagen, Denmark. Crafted with precision using Memento Beta software from Autodesk....

It is reported that renowned English art collector Thomas Hope caught sight of the statue in plaster form while visiting Thorvaldsen's studio near Palazzo Barberini and promptly commissioned a marble replica. ... Stay updated on my latest discoveries by...

This plaster head is a reworked cast from a bust of Faustina the Elder, Inv. Scu 851, residing at The Capitoline Museum in Rome. Faustina, born circa 100 AD and died around 140 AD, was the wife of Emperor Antoninus Pius who, although dying early in...

This plaster head is a masterfully crafted replica of a portrait of Julia Domna (Inv. 66058), skillfully recreated from its original form housed at The Roman National Museum in Palazzo Massimo, Rome. Julia Domna (170-217 AD) was the wife of Septimius...

This head is a reworked plaster cast of a full figure sculpture (Inv.249) on display at the Museo Pio-Clementino in Vatican Museums. The original is attributed to Alcamenes or Ahorakritos, Phidias' skilled pupil. If you create new work using this...

The outer wall is smooth, since this was created as a demo piece and our wizard prefers plastered-smooth walls it seems. These walls complement the following other items we produced: [irregular stone...

This full-figure plaster sculpture originates from Michelangelo's abandoned marble work, dating back to approximately 1530, now standing in Florence at the Bargello Museum. Speculated titles abound, as there is no consensus on whom it is supposed to...

Maria Fjodorovna Barjatinskaja, a Russian Princess from 1793 to 1858, was immortalized by Bertel Thorvaldsen's plaster sculpture in 1818. The statue stands at an impressive 180 cm tall and is identified by reference number A172 at the Thorvaldsen...

Chiaro di luna belongs to this creative period: the face of the young woman is expertly modelled and defined as it emerges from raw plaster, with a clear reference to Medardo Rosso's sculpture style. ...Salazzari's work, including the equestrian groups...

... modesty. This plaster work is a replica of an original marble from the Severan period, likely discovered in Rome. ...The head has been adapted with a modern Roman style, while the original features a hairstyle similar to that typical of Julia Domna.

The "Youth on Shooting Track" statue was created in 1952 by Lydia Laas using a combination of plaster of Paris and metal. This artwork is currently housed at the Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn, Estonia. The sculpture is part of the "Scan The World"...