stele from shadowhunters 3d models

This vibrant funerary stele commemorates Rhodon, a young man from a distinguished family, specifically the son of Ariston. In this striking image, Rhodon is depicted proudly riding horseback with his right hand extended towards the flowing mane of...

The stele at San Miguel Chapultepec, Veracruz retains similar characteristics found on some stelae from Cerro de las Mesas, notably number five. ...Several of these stelae feature dates written with a bar and point system, which is identical to that...

This is an intricately carved funerary stele of a lady whose identity remains a mystery, but her husband was undoubtedly Olympichos. A woven basket for wool sits discreetly beneath the deceased's chair, while a loyal female slave stands steadfast at...

... resting place, firmly anchored in sturdy stone pedestals or intricately carved recesses within the surrounding rock face. ...The gleaming structure, known as a funerary stele, was unearthed from its ancient burial ground in the Amathous Tomb.

A vibrant funerary stele proudly displays a beautifully crafted image of a woman's bust, intricately dressed in a tunic and cloak, set against the central niche. At its center, a striking face of Medusa boldly takes its place within the tympanum,...

This limestone stele depicting Ankh-Hor is dated 22nd year of Sesonchis IV.

... with wool, likely a testament to her dedication to domestic duties. Originating from Cyzicus (modern-day Turkey) during the 2nd or 3rd century AD, this magnificent artifact serves as a poignant reminder of life's simple yet profound pleasures.

It originates from a towering stele's summit and proudly preserves the exquisite head of a discobolos. The remarkable quality of the carving and the striking projection of the head onto the disc are truly breathtaking. ...A stunningly vivid work by the...

The stele itself is an amphiglyphon; one side presents a youthful figure moving to the right, while the opposite side portrays his dog and attendant, who bears a stool on his shoulder. ...This exceptional example showcases the finest aspects of Ionian...

... It is plausible that this stele adorned the grave of a child, depicted in its most natural state by ancient Greek funerary art's distinct style. ...This striking example showcases the unique characteristics of eastern Greek artistic expression.

Human: Fragment of a stele-door from the middle of the 3rd century AD found in Acmonia, Phrygia, resting on its western flank, carved into marble and housed at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels, Belgium. A left-hand side view reveals the...

... fearsome creature was a fitting choice to protect the final resting place of the Sestullii family. Given the fact that the Sestulii held dominion over the Altintash Plain, it is likely that this magnificent stele originated from this very region.

... Above the vehicle, two figures are visible: the charioteer, urging his team on with a whip, and a mysterious woman veiled from view. Beneath the horses' hooves lies a circular shield, while remnants of a Venetian inscription cling to the top edge.

The Buddha Dipankara stele, originating from the Northern Wei dynasty (386-534), dates back to 489-95. The sculpture is made of sandstone with pigment remnants and measures at 127 inches in height, 75 inches in width, and 28 inches in depth when on...

Buddha (Fragment of a Stele) Eastern Wei dynasty: 534–550 Date: Mid-6th century Culture: Chinese Material: Limestone with pigments remaining Size: Height: 31 1/2 in.; Width: 10 1/2 in.; Depth: 7 3/4 in. Classification: Sculpture Gifted by Mr. and...

Every aspect, from the intricate patterns to the subtle nuances, is expertly crafted to create an immersive experience. ... The entire project can be accessed through a convenient zip file, containing all necessary files to replicate this work of art.

Funerary Stele of Saherhotep and His Wife Ipet Middle Kingdom, Thirteenth Dynasty (1759-1700 BCE) Limestone 25 exposures shot behind glass without a tripod in museum conditions

According to the game screenshot. ...I design a printable file and put a tiny light into the stone stele model. ...enjoy it :)

... This fearsome creature was meant to deter grave robbers. Since the Sestulii family owned lands in the Altintash Plain, it's likely that this funerary stele originated from this region. ... Follow me on Twitter for more updates: @GeoffreyMarchal

A fragment of a stele-door from Middle Ille century Acmonia (Phrygia) is housed in the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium). CapturingReality captured this image. On display to the left is the remaining frame of a...

Fragment of a stele-door from the middle of the 3rd century AD, discovered in Acmonia, Phrygia, on the western slope of the hill. The marble relic is now housed at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels, Belgium. A remaining section of the door...

A fridge magnet in the shape of zhongli's stone stele/pillar/zhlong. Uses 2 of 10x2mm magnets that need to be glued in. ...You can also add your own holes in fusion with the other file.

A partially intact grave stele unearthed in Attica features only the upper portion of a seated female figure on the left side, while the remains of a young girl's body are visible on the right.

This piece is located in Phoinikia, situated in the Attic Mesogeia region. ...It is a fragment that originally belonged to the top portion of a stele, and it showcases the facial features of a youthful discus thrower.

A vibrant funerary stele showcases a dramatic relief of a departed lady, skillfully crafted during the latter stages of the Hellenistic era, and unearthed in the historic city of Limassol.

... As the god of music, truth, and prophecy, healing, sunlight, plague, poetry, and more, many significant events in a citizen's life necessitate praying and making offerings to Apollo, with steles like this one bearing testament to their devotion.

Through this project, we are painstakingly creating a comprehensive digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from across the globe for public access at no cost. Scan The World is an open-source community effort,...

A standing female figure is portrayed, clad in Argive peplos and sporting short hair, possibly a companion or attendant who grasps an open chest holding personal items belonging to the deceased woman, whose seated form once occupied the stele's right...

... aloft a majestic Sphinx statue. ...The stele itself boasts intricate relief decorations: a rider proudly displayed on its front face; two female mourners standing vigilantly on the left side; while a mantled man stands steadfastly on the right side.

The original stele would have depicted the woman seated, gently holding the child on her lap. ...A common practice in ancient Greek funerary art was to portray the deceased in everyday situations, frequently surrounded by family members, friends, and...