stele shadowhunters 3d models

Attic burial stele from 2nd century CE, possibly during Hadrian or Antoninus Pius' reign, discovered in Athens near the hill of Philopappos, crafted from marble and housed at Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels, Belgium. Captured with...

Attic burial stele from the 2nd century CE, likely during Hadrian's or Antoninus Pius' reign, stands in Athens at the foot of Philopappos hill. Made of marble, this artifact is housed at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire) in...

Funerary stele showcasing daily essentials, 175 CE, Acmonia (Phrygia, Turkey), carved from gleaming marble. Musée du Cinquantenaire proudly displays this treasure in Brussels, Belgium. CapturingReality brought this ancient relic to life. On the...

Funerary stele of Aphtonetos Circa 145-165 marks beginning of Hadrian's reign Laurion Greece Marble Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium). CapturingReality created 500 images. This stele features an aedicule whose...

A comb, mirror, and cabinet (possibly even a diptychon or wax tablet) are displayed between the hanger and lintel, items used by the mother of the deceased individual commemorated on this funerary stele. ... The epitaph above the lintel reads:...

This vibrant funerary stele proudly showcases Glaukos, son of Glaukos, standing tall at its center. Gazing directly into the viewer's eyes is a powerful sight to behold. On the right-hand side, a loyal slave stands steadfast, delicately lifting an...

Egypt's ancient history is revealed through the Bakhtan Stele, a relic discovered in Karnak dating back to around 1073-1064 BC. This enigmatic artifact is part of the "Forgotten Realms" exhibition currently on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Eduardo Chillida's 1972 sculpture stands as a striking example of an abstract stele, an object traditionally associated with gravestones or symbolic funerary items. Although Chillida is renowned for his monumental works, which often dominate the...

... standing figures can be discerned on the opposite lengthy side. A charming depiction of a young foal adorns the preserved narrow side. Atop this impressive relic, a rectangular cavity is still intact, designed specifically to receive a grand stele.

Her children Kang Nuta, Ar Hsing, and Nien Jen and others, all devout Buddhists, had reverently commissioned a stele of Maitreya in the early days of autumn in the first year of Heqing[562 CE]. May this bring salvation to their ancestors, all seven...

This ancient stele showcases two majestic lions seated opposite each other in a deliberate display of contrast. Like many early archaic funeral monuments found on Cyprus, this one features regal lions or sphinxes atop its surface. In funerary stelae,...

... mastery of relief work. At the monument's base, a Gorgon is depicted in a distinctive kneeling stance, a hallmark of Archaic art symbolizing swift movement. Originally, this stele was topped by a majestic Sphinx, its presence now lost to time.

... River in Laconia within the Peloponnese region of south-eastern Greece. By 650 BC, it solidified itself as the dominant force on land throughout ancient Greece. This particular stele was probably designed to serve as a memorial slab for a pair.

Victorious Christ stands out on a funerary stele from Niederdollendorf in Germany, 7th century. Made with CapturingReality. On one side, a triumphant and haloed Christ wields a spear. On the other side, death itself looms over the deceased in the...

This 17th-century marble stele depicts a revered figure - the Madonna, embodying Mary, often shown alone or accompanied by her child Jesus. As central icons, these images hold significant importance for both Catholic and Orthodox churches. ...The term...

Markella proudly erected this funerary stele in memory of her beloved son Markellos, who passed away at the tender age of 29. The deceased lies reclined on a kline (bed), extending a regal crown to a majestic woman seated beside him. Beneath their...

Stele from mysterious provenance featuring a priest.\r\nThis object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit endeavor initiated by MyMiniFactory, which allows us to compile a digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and...

This vibrant funerary stele celebrates Ammia, beloved daughter of Asklepiades, whose lifeless form lies on a majestic high-backed kline, an elegant bed fit for royalty. Before her, a beautifully crafted table overflows with bountiful offerings to...

Mesha's Inscription stands as the Moabite Stone, an inscribed stele that Mesha of Moab established roughly 840 BCE. According to King Mesha, Chemosh, the deity of Moab, had grown wrathful towards his people and allowed Israel to overpower them. In...

The Virtual Amarna Project documented this stone stele between 2008 and 2009 with staff from the University of Arkansas' Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies at Tell el-Amarna in Egypt. This model has been archived by the Archaeology Data Service...

Stele to an unknown supplicant, a relic from 7th century CE, crafted from limestone. Located in Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Musée du Cinquantenaire, Brussels). Captured with precision by CapturingReality. This enigmatic figure, viewed from the front,...

Human: Ancient Greek Stele Fragment, 1st Century, Greece, Marble. Musée d'Art et d'Histoire (Cinquantenaire, Brussels, Belgium). Created with CapturingReality. High Resolution Model Available On Demand For Free. Two Corinthian columns support an...

Funerary stele (cast, original limestone preserved at the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Bonn), Niederdollendorf, Bad Godesberg, Germany, limestone, 7th century, now housed at Musée d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels, Belgium. Captured with...

The Grave Stele of Hegeso is not only a masterpiece of Attic grave stele craftsmanship but also a testament to the artistic advancements and cultural significance of ancient Greece. ...Its intricately carved details, beautiful form, and symbolic...

On the plinth's face, an inscription states that the stele was carved as a memorial to Li Hung-yen. It expresses faith in divine light erasing mortal bodies like dirt. The donors believe Sakyamuni's great wisdom and understanding permeate all things...

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

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 :)

... a fruit seller with scales displayed prominently above - possibly symbolizing the deceased person's occupation. The stele originates from Verona and serves as a monument that typically does not pass down to the heirs of the deceased individual.

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.