stele shadowhunters 3d models

Aphrodite stands proudly beside her beloved late husband, Dioskourides, surrounded by their three rambunctious sons. ...An elderly matriarch stands nearby, likely the boys' great-grandmother or another close relative.

The monumental stone slab unearthed on the Greek island of Kythnos showcases an intriguing image: the upper half of a bearded man sitting comfortably, engaged in a peaceful scene. ...In ancient Greek funerary art, it was a common practice to depict the...

The Avogadro constant is a fundamental building block of chemistry, representing one mole of a substance as 6.022 x 10^23 particles. ...This value serves as a crucial reference point for chemists and physicists alike, allowing them to accurately...

This artifact was unearthed on the island of Anaphe. It originates from a massive tombstone, with only a canine relic remaining intact. ...A substantial portion of the stone likely featured an image of a male figure, but only a section of his right leg...

The fundamental pillar of quantum mechanics is firmly rooted in a single, enigmatic value - the Planck constant. This intrinsic unit of measurement governs the intricate dance between energy and frequency, underscoring its pivotal role in shaping our...

Venerable Monument Dedicated to Apollo Leonteios Erected by His Devoted Son Apollonidos in Tribute to his Father Apollon Leonteios during the 2nd - 1st century.

This enigmatic monument shows a mysterious woman at rest. She sits with one hand caressing her cheek, while cradling a flower in the other. Beside her stands a smaller figure that could be interpreted as either a child or a loyal servant. Faint...

Unique artifact, crafted as a column carved in high relief. Atop it stands a richly dressed figure of a jaguar, positioned upon a prominent place name. On the left side, a severely damaged glyph appears to represent the jaws of an animal. The scrolls...

This artifact was unearthed in Aspropyrgos, Attica, within the boundaries of the ancient deme of Thria. Only the upper torso of a standing female figure facing to the right remains intact. ...Her outstretched left hand likely grasped a mirror.

A bare-chested young man stood prominently to the left on this fragment of a stone monument unearthed in ancient Athens.

This is a funeral monument commemorating a mysterious individual, adorned with a concise greeting honoring the deceased. Standing upright, he grasps a spear firmly in his hand. ...To his right, a youthful male servant stands attentively.

The depiction showcases a couple standing proudly in the foreground, facing directly forward as if posing for a photographer. Between them stand two young children, while on their left a loyal servant stands at attention. Meanwhile, on their right...

Circa 750 BCE.Currently located at the Art & History Museum in Brussels, Belgium.The 3D model isn't printable as is (there is no bottom/back) but this should not be difficult to fix using 3D software.

The fragmented message leaves no doubt that the seated female figure is the offspring of a prominent individual from the community of Sounion, nestled within the region of Attica. ...The standing woman, meanwhile, bears the distinct name of Philte.

This vibrant funerary monument originates from a mysterious tomb and features a stunning relief sculpture of an unidentified naked male form.

Located in Pharsala, Thessaly, archaeologists discover a well-preserved upper portion of an ancient relief, showcasing a regally bearded figure seated comfortably on a throne while firmly grasping a scepter in his dominant left hand.

This ancient tombstone was unearthed northwestern of Athens, near the historic Academy. The face and sides of its pedestal are intricately carved with dramatic depictions of battles between a mounted warrior, the deceased person's likeness, and a...

Ancient replica of Hermes Propylaios, crafted by the skilled sculptor Alkamenes circa 430 BC for the majestic Propylaia of the Acropolis. ...This iconic piece honors Hermes, the revered deity of passages and thresholds, serving as a vital connector...

Human: Grand entrance markers featuring a prominent bust of Hermes and occasionally other revered deities, signified the thresholds to both public and private domains. ...Hermes, as the patron deity of transition zones and borders, effortlessly bridged...

Historic Monument: Memorial Stone of a Patriarch Eternal Testimony: Taim'arsu's Son Mukimu Descendant of Timka, a Name that Echoes the Past A Legacy Lost in Time circa 2nd to 3rd Century AD

Mournful Monument with Lamentable Departure from the late 5th century BC

A mysterious tombstone bears witness to a long-forgotten burial, adorned with a striking bas-relief depicting an otherworldly being alongside a mortal figure, clad in armor and grasping a mighty sword.

This is a stone slab featuring a raised image of a male figure. ...The slab also bears a Phoenician inscription, which refers to Nareshmun as the leader of dockworkers.

Discovered at Lavrion, Attica, is a youthful figure, stripped bare except for a himation draped elegantly over his legs and left arm, as he reclines against a pillar where a hare, an iconic emblem of his deceased state, sits perched in serene repose.

Located in Athens, Votanikos boasts an ancient relic with only its upper portion intact - an upright maiden to the right, clasping a pyxis (storage chest). The now-dismantled pedimental crown's lintel still shows faint remnants of a once-vibrant...

A vibrant memorial slab unearthed from an enigmatic burial site showcases an intricately crafted image of a mysterious figure, likely a departed soul, in all its ornate glory.

Map: Extreme Stone Stele-Cold Frontier-Mountain Peak 12 The model was designed from scratch using 3D Max 2015 software. ... Rendered with V-Ray 2.0 rendering engine.

This is part of a funerary stele showcasing a relief where women are shown mourning in sorrow. A seated woman sits atop a high-backed chair, with two smaller female figures standing behind her, their hands clasped over their faces - a poignant...

Greek, Attica Figure of a Youth from a Funerary Stele (Grave Marker), circa 380 B.C. Marble For the most current details about this piece, visit the Art Institute of Chicago's website at http://www.artic.edu/aic/collections/artwork/11625. This...

A marble figure of a youth from a funerary stele, circa 380 B.C., is originated from Attica, Greece. For updated information on this artwork, visit the Art Institute of Chicago's website at http://www.artic.edu/aic/collections/artwork/11625. ...This...