testudo rome 3d models

The head was excavated sometime between 1723 and 1732 in Rome by Cardinal Melchior de Polignac and traded for restoration work in his collection. You can see the line at the neck where the head was attached to this bust. "This powerful bust is as...

Limb fragments from colossal statues, particularly feet, were collected by eighteenth-century enthusiasts as curiosities, and most Grand Tourists would have seen the colossal head, right hand, and feet of Emperor Constantine's statue on display in...

In 1528, Miquel was appointed ambassador in Rome, where he worked closely with Pope Clement VII. He played a pivotal role in preparing Charles' solemn coronation by the pope in Bologna. Miquel's career reached new heights when he was promoted to...

Carthage, and the other former African provinces of imperial Rome, would remain under Byzantine control until the Muslim conquest. In 535 CE Belisarius was sent against the Ostrogoths in Italy and, again, won a number of stunning victories. He took...

In the modern era, the figure of Asclepius, worshiped as the god of medicine in ancient Greece and later also in Rome, has become a frequent motif of objects associated with medicine and pharmacy. Moreover, his images were placed on pharmacy emblems...

Christianity became the official religion of Rome ten years after 313 CE, when the emperor Constantine issued the Edict of Milan, which officially sanctioned the religion. After that, Christian iconography began to share space on Roman coins with the...

These are the files of my project for Maker Faire Rome (Call for Makers). I'm excited to share with you a 1:1000 replica of the Rion Antirion Bridge in Greece. This project showcases how 3D Printing can be used in Engineering, particularly Civil...

...The statue was commissioned for French Cardinal Jean de Bilhères, who served as Rome's representative. Crafted from Carrara marble, it was originally intended for the cardinal's funeral monument but moved to its current location in the 18th century.

Girardon drew inspiration from the ancient statue of Marcus Aurelius at the Capitol in Rome but made his version much larger (seven meters high). Louis XIV wears the cloak of a Roman commander and has no royal emblem except for the fleur-de-lis on...

Other relief-decorated blocks were plundered from the tomb prior to the MFA excavations and are currently in Rome, Copenhagen, and Birmingham (England). Reserve heads, also known as 'Magical Heads' or 'Replacement Heads,' are distinctive sculptures...

In response to his early promise, Empress Maria Theresa awarded him a stipend, allowing him to travel for further studies, first to Paris and then to Rome. Godecharle received official commissions from Napoleon and William I of the Netherlands,...

How I Designed This: This design was made possible by the Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos, as well as Fabrizio Coccetti, senior research technologist at the Enrico Fermi center in Rome. ...The following two papers were consulted during...

My enthusiasm for 3D printing originated at Rome Maker Faire, where I created numerous designs and thoroughly studied the characteristics of 3D printing throughout its various stages. I have many projects ready for printing, but unfortunately, I...

This ancient practice has been around for thousands of years, with evidence of early sculptors dating back to ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Greece, and Rome. As an art form, Human Sculpture requires great skill and technique. Artists must...

3150-2613 BCE) to the Ptolemaic Dynasty (323-30 BCE), the last dynasty to rule Egypt before the coming of Rome. It is also possible that Osiris was worshipped in some form in the Predynastic Period of Egypt (c. ...6000-3150 BCE) and probable that he...

Bernini First Discussed the Project While in France in the Mid-1660s, but it Did Not Start Until Later in the Decade, When Back in Rome. It Was Not Completed Until 1684, and Then Shipped to Paris in 1685. Louis XIV of France was Extremely Unhappy...

This incredible piece of art is now proudly displayed in the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. A stunning Roman marble rendition of this subject is on display in the Uffizi Gallery's corridors, a prized possession of the Medici collections. This...

This Roman marble sculpture from the second century AD brings together an architectural element from Rome with a clearly Egyptian subject. A baboon is seated on a rectangular column that flares slightly at its base, holding in its hands a scroll that...

In the 1930s, Benito Mussolini saw the excavations as proof of Italy's continuity with ancient Rome, but the presence of sexually explicit material posed a problem. After years of being re-opened and closed, the Secret Museum was briefly made...

Commissioned by Taddeo Taddei, it originally resided in the Casa Taddei, Florence, before being acquired by Jean-Baptiste Wicar in Rome. Sir George Beaumont purchased the sculpture in 1822 and gifted it to the Royal Academy. At the left side of the...

Peter's Basilica in Rome, the Palace of Versailles in France, and the Royal Palace of Caserta near Naples. The purpose of a Baroque garden was to illustrate the power of man over nature and the glory of its builder. They were designed as geometric...

His son, Pierre Le Gros the Younger, worked mainly in Rome. The elder Le Gros was born in Chartres and studied under Jacques Sarrazin. He joined the Académie in 1666 and created numerous commissions for Versailles, including bronze and marble...

The vigorous modeling and dynamic movement of these sculptures recall Bernini's masterful work on the same theme in 1625 at Villa Borghese in Rome. However, whereas Bernini captured the moment of transformation, the Coustou brothers chose to portray...

Massachusetts native William Wetmore Story's full-size marbles exemplify this trend, with Cleopatra, his most famous work, ranking among dozens of subjects like Medea, Delilah, Electra, and Saul produced in his Rome studio. In these sculptures, Story...

However, Rome was militarily confronted with the rising Sassanid Empire and growing incursions from the tribes of Germania. He managed to check the threat of the Sassanids. But when campaigning against Germanic tribes, Alexander attempted to bring...

The famous statue of Laocoön and His Sons has been a beloved ancient sculpture since its discovery in Rome in 1506. The Vatican displays this exceptional work, which is believed to be the same object praised by Pliny the Elder. The life-sized...

... Ranellucci (http://www.unterwelt.it) for inspiring me to build this laser microscope. Check out their awesome makerspace and amazing work in Rome! ...For more educational material and build plans, visit Binomica Labs (https://binomicalabs.org).

Fountain stayed for a long time in Paris in 1714 and again visited Italy, staying nearly three years at Rome and Florence. In 1725 he was made vice-chamberlain to Princess Caroline and held the same office when she became queen. He was also tutor to...

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A) Paris B) London C) Berlin D) Rome Clue 3: The world's largest waterfall, by volume of water, is located on the border between Zambia and which other country? A) Zimbabwe B) South Africa C) Namibia D) Botswana Clue 4: A famous painting by...