testudo rome 3d models

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

The statue is a bold declaration of his knowledge of antique sculpture, as he reinterprets the Dying Gladiator from the Capitoline Museum in Rome. The pose of the legs appears to be inspired by the renowned ancient sculpture The Knife Grinder in...

A statue depicting the Hanging Marsyas was discovered in July 2009 during an archaeological excavation campaign at the side of an ancient Roman villa known as the Villa delle Vignacce - Villa of the Vineyards - located in Rome's Park of the...

I printed it in blue cheap PLA as a prototype but about two years later and two 40+°C summers in Rome parked on the outside, it lasted very well showing only (when inspecting it carefully) a slight relief on the shell of the hexagonal pattern used as...

We are aware of two other portraits carved of this woman of high rank (one in Rome, the Palace of the Conservatives and St. John Lateran), identified most often as the Empress Ariadne (474-515) but also believed to be Licenia Eudoxia, the wife of...

Girardon drew inspiration from the ancient statue of Marcus Aurelius at the Capitol in Rome but made his version significantly larger than its predecessor. Louis XIV personifies sovereign authority with a straight back, gaze directed far ahead, and...

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

Throughout his diplomatic career, Prince Gorchakov participated in the Congresses of Tropau, Ljubljana, and Verona (1820-1822), then worked with Russian missions to London, Rome, Berlin, Florence, and Vienna (1822-1841). A significant stage of his...

He exhibited his paintings at the Galleria Apollodoro in Rome, which became a hub for the Mannerist movement and a reference point for contemporary artists. This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

Its execution dates to the artist's first visit to Rome, where he ordered a cast of the face of Rude's Fisher Boy to be sent. Through the child's charm, naivety, and carefree cheerfulness, Carpeaux paid a vibrant tribute to his master. Despite the...

The most important ceramic centres included: Faenza, Urbino, Deruta, Venice, Rome, Montelupo and Savona. Majolica products were very expensive, which is why ordering a set of apothecary dishes emphasised the high economic status of the pharmacy...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

The most important ceramic centres included: Faenza, Urbino, Deruta, Venice, Rome, Montelupo and Savona. Majolica products were very expensive, which is why ordering a set of apothecary dishes emphasised the high economic status of the pharmacy...

Commissioned by John Russel, the 6th Duke of Bedford, from renowned sculptor Antonio Canova, this masterpiece was born out of a captivating encounter between the two artistic visionaries in Rome's studio in 1814. The Duke was mesmerized by Canova's...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In 1928, they traveled to Rome to study classical sculpture and master the art of working with marble. However, Scheemakers returned to England in 1730, while Delvaux remained until 1732 before returning to Nivelles. Delvaux received support from...

- Build Egypt, build Rome, or build your own kingdom! This set of objects is a must-print if you plan on heading to the beach anytime soon. It comprises three unique castle molds, an adjustable catapult for Castle Battle games, flags and banners for...

Over twenty images of Antinous have been discovered at Hadrian's Villa, with a cast of one now displayed in the Capitoline Museum in Rome. ...As Christianity gained traction in Europe, the cult of Antinous eventually faded out, but his captivating story...

... 1601. Additionally, Pierre Puget disseminated Giambologna's influence throughout Northern Europe, while in Italy, it was shared by Pietro Tacca, who assumed Giambologna's workshop in Florence, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Alessandro Algardi in Rome.

Like the Pieta in Rome, which was targeted by an unstable individual, this work now has a bulletproof screen positioned in front of it. Additionally, visitors are kept at a considerable distance from the sculpture, thus making careful observation...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

... http://www.fanbotica.com. This project "Rocker Tubie" has been selected for exhibition at Maker Faire Europe, which will take place in Rome from 12 to 14 October 2018. ...You can attend the show and view the Rocker Tubie at our Fanbotica stand.

The sculptures concerned are: Two full reconstructions (A and B) in the Staatliche Museum, Albertinum, Dresden, with bodies purchased in 1728 from the Chigi collection, Rome, Italy. The Palagi head at the Archaeological Museum of Bologna, Italy. A...

The most important ceramic centers included: Faenza, Urbino, Deruta, Venice, Rome, Montelupo and Savona. Majolica products were very expensive, which is why ordering a set of apothecary dishes emphasized the high economic status of the pharmacy...

Picking apart a 4K texture layer by layer with pixel-by-pixel accuracy can take hours, and that's just the start.\n\nDropping down to polygons we find, an epic dragon urn made of 738 finely crafted polygonal fragments,\n\nwhile octopuses prefer more...

Majolica includes ware made of baked clay and covered in tin-lead glaze. They are produced using a technique originating from the Middle East. Over time, the technique also spread in the Iberian Peninsula and subsequently, in Italy. The majolica...

Some mistakenly refer to this magnificent building as Sancta Sophia, named after Saint Sophia of Rome, when in fact its true name in Greek is Ναός της Αγίας Σοφίας του Θεού, Shrine of the Holy Wisdom of God. For nine hundred years, the Hagia Sophia...

Her cults may represent the religiously legitimate charm and seduction of the divine by mortals, in contrast to the formal, contractual relations between most members of Rome's official pantheon and the state. The unofficial, illicit manipulation of...