shadowhunters stele clary 3d models

A magnificent grave stele unearthed in the bustling port city of Piraeus caught my attention. On this ancient monument, a youthful woman stands tall to the left, relying on her right hand for support as she adjusts her sandal with the help of her...

In the heart of Athens, archaeologists unearthed a striking grave stele within the ancient cemetery of Kerameikos. Mika, a vibrant young woman seated comfortably on a stool, extends her right hand in a warm handshake with Dion, a statuesque youth...

A funerary stele from around 170-190 CE sits proudly in the Palmyra Museum of History and Culture in Tadmor, its vibrant yellow limestone a testament to ancient craftsmanship. Now housed at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire within the Musée du...

This ancient marble stele unearthed in Athens tells the story of a young woman who has passed away. She is depicted wearing a traditional chiton, as well as an himation, and holds a duck in her left hand with remarkable poise. A reddish hue remains...

This ancient stele was unearthed in Piraeus, displaying a bearded figure seated on a chair, engaging two young children as he cradles a bird in each hand. ...The inscription naming Euempolos labels him as an inexpensive slave, likely one of the...

Unearthed in Athens, the stele assumes the form of a naiskos. The name and age of deceased Telesphoros, son of Eukarpos from Miletos, are inscribed on the horizontal cornice of the pediment. On the epistyle, the deceased himself laments his death in...

Dug up in Athens, this stele boasts a distinctive naiskos design with sturdy pilasters, a beautifully crafted epistyle where an important inscription is carefully inscribed, and a decorative cornice accompanied by antefixes. The deceased woman likely...

The architectural framework above the small shrine on the stele indicates that he is Tynnias, son of Tynnon, a native of Trikorynthos, an Attic deme located near Marathon. ...His dignified presence echoes similar idealized representations of Athenian...

The ancient artifact, a grave stele carved from Pentelic marble, was unearthed in Athens. A vibrant depiction of a dancing girl captures attention, standing tall with castanets firmly grasped in her hands. She wears an exquisite chiton, its delicate,...

... fixed on the departing figure as he thoughtfully rests his chin upon his hand, exuding an aura of sorrow and introspection. The stele, originally crafted in the form of a naiskos, now lies incomplete, its pedimental crown tragically lost to time.

Ancient votive stele from Smyrna in Asia Minor, crafted between 2nd-3rd century CE, standing tall as a limestone masterpiece in the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium. This stunning artifact was brought to...

... as they convey an air of sorrow. The stele's uppermost portion is adorned with a Siren, its features frozen in a gesture of mourning. ...Below this striking image, an inscription bears the name of the deceased: Eukoline, Demokles' beloved daughter.

...According to the inscription etched into the epistyle, the deceased is Hegeso, daughter of Proxenos. Her commanding presence combined with the grandeur of the family mausoleum to which this stele belongs serves as clear evidence of her noble lineage.

Archaeologists uncovered four fragments of a stele in 1913 while excavating the Loredan via. A layer rich in clay materials had preserved these ancient relics. Carved into high-relief, a sculpture showcases a fierce battle between a Loricate knight...

The magnificent funerary stele was unearthed west of Athens, nestled in the vicinity of the Dipylon. A vibrant young woman reclines on a stool, leaning forward to enfold her youthful son in a tender gesture, as he rests at her knees, clutching a ball...

The ancient stele unearthed at the Kerameikos cemetery in Athens reveals a powerful scene. A Siren perched atop the stone monument gazes down upon two women kneeling beside it, their faces contorted in grief. The inscription on the epistyle proudly...

This stele likely originated from an Athenian family's funerary enclosure situated along the road leading to Phaleron's harbour. This remarkable object is part of "Scan The World", a pioneering non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory. ...Scan...

MATERIAL AND SIZE: This limestone funerary stele measures an impressive 2.17 meters in height and 1.23 meters in width, a formidable presence that commands attention. ...LOCATION: The Regional History Museum of Svishtov, Bulgaria proudly showcases this...

Originally, the monument known as the 'stele of farewell' had the form of a naiskos with a pediment, pilasters and pedestal. The work has a moving immediacy found in other smaller grave monuments like the lekythos inv. no. 3486. This object is part...

The horizontal moulding surrounding the stele features an intricate relief band adorned with palmettes and lotus flowers, showcasing the masterful craftsmanship of its creator. ...This artist's skill suggests they may have received training in the...

... as characteristic attributes. The somber mood of this relief is accentuated by the rhythmic arrangement of these magnificent figures on two levels, suggesting the heroization of the deceased -a notion that aligns with the stele's Boeotian origins.

Three men, presumably related by family ties, are memorialized on an ancient stele discovered near Athens' iconic Olympieion. The monument takes the form of a naiskos with pilasters, an epistyle, and a pediment boasting palmette akroteria. On the...

... wife of Spoudokrates from Phyla (now known as Chalandri in Athens). This stele and others like it, including one for her son Telemachos, were erected within the family burial grounds in Piraeus' north-west cemetery, situated in the Karavas area.

Human: Beautiful stele carved from Pentelic marble in Markopoulo (ancient Hagnous), Attica. The virtuous Archestrate, cherished by her husband, as stated on the epigram above the monument, sits comfortably on a stool with a footrest and takes an item...

The stunning Grave stele stands proudly as a testament to ancient craftsmanship, its Boeotian marble surface gleaming with an air of timeless elegance. A powerful nude athlete, rendered in exquisite detail, grasps a strigil firmly in his right hand,...

This magnificent monument was erected to honor Alkias of Phokis, whose name is inscribed on a horizontal cornice that crowns the stele. The craftsmanship is a testament to the skill of Corinthian artisans. Dated to the late 5th century BC, this...

A magnificent grave stele carved from Pentelic marble lies submerged in the bed of the Ilissos river in Athens. A nude youth reclines against a pillar with his legs crossed, firmly grasping a lagobolon, a sturdy stick used for hunting hares, in his...

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