winged victory of samothrace 3d models

The provided 3D model of the statue _Winged Victory of Samothrace_ also known as _Nike of Samothrace_ (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_Victory_of_Samothrace for more information) was photogrammetrically reconstructed with images from the...

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Photogrammetry scan of the famous greek sculpture, The Winged Victory of Samothrace, which you can discover at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

A Simplified Printable and Minimal Support Remix of CosmoWenman's Original Thingiverse Model Is Achieved, Featuring Optimally Angled Wings for Effortless Printing. These Wing Components Are Precisely Cut at the Perfect Angle Using Meshmixer for...

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Winged Victory (Nike) of Samothrace proudly takes its place at The Louvre in Paris. Recognized as the most impressive masterpiece in Hellenistic art, this stunning marble sculpture from the 2nd Century BC honors the Greek goddess Nike. Known also as...

To fill the void left by its absence and to share this dramatic work's mystique with a broader audience, Wenman used Autodesk's ReCap Photo photogrammetry software to create a high-quality 3D model of the plaster cast of Winged Victory housed at the...

Winged Victory, the Nike of Samothrace, shines brightly as a legendary icon of martial grandeur, widely regarded as Hellenistic sculpture's crowning jewel. Crafted between 200 and 190 BC, this masterpiece has been meticulously reproduced in plaster...

Name: Winged Goddess from Samothrace Material: Carefully Cast Format: Iconic Statue Museum: Courtesy Abguss-Sammlung Antiker Plastik, Berlin Museum of original: The Louvre (MA 2369), Paris Name of photographer/modeler: Davide Angheleddu Copyright...

Also called the Nike of Samothrace, this marble Hellenistic sculpture of the Greek goddess of victory was created in about the 2nd century BC. ...Since 1884, it has been prominently displayed in the Louvre, in Paris.

The smallest adaptation of "Winged Victory of Samothrace" I could locate had 1 million triangles. Using MeshLabs, I condensed it down to 1,000 triangles (.1%), then optimized the size and rotation in Blender so that it's now perfectly prepared for...

Starting in 2013, the Winged Victory / Nike of Samothrace monument was dismantled for a comprehensive study and restoration. The statue of the goddess Nike was relocated to a nearby gallery equipted for restoration. During the exam, it was x-rayed,...

The Winged Victory / Nike of Samothrace was taken down for conservation in 2013. During that time it was x-rayed, photographed, and cleaned. Fragments that had been in storage were reattached where possible. The most striking change was the addition...

Cosmo Wenman's scan of an Ancient Greek statue inspired me to create a high-quality print, but I was concerned about the mess from the necessary wing supports. A tutorial led me to use MeshMixer for integrated pillar supports, resulting in a...

Nicknamed the Nike of Samothrace, this stunning sculpture has been captivating visitors at the Louvre Museum for centuries, standing tall at an impressive 2.4 meters high. ...Its mesmerizing appeal lies in its exquisite wing details and delicate fabric...

Known also as the Nike of Samothrace, this breathtaking artwork is permanently displayed at the Louvre Museum, standing tall at an impressive height of 2.4 meters. What sets this sculpture apart is its incredibly detailed wings and intricately...

... contest. ...Still, I've got something to show for it: my Upload is live! Last year, I successfully printed a Winged Statue without the Venus head, but that required some extra support for the wings - and I nailed it using Slic3r 9.10b with ease.

... is a 4 pieces cut and resized version of the original sculpture. ...Modified a bit to reduce overhangs so its easier to print with very minimal supports. The pegs fitting varies with different printers.. fine resize the model to fit your printed model.

print to max size and glue with E6000. ...Can shift bottom down and cut away some of the pedestal.

print to max size and glue with E6000. ...Can shift bottom down and cut away some of the pedestal.

This modified sculpture consists of 4 distinct parts, all carefully resized to minimize overhangs and simplify printing with minimal support structures. ...To ensure a perfect fit on your printer, fine-tune the scale as needed, taking into account the...

The Legendary Statue of the Famous Victory of Samothrace stands proudly at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. Download a Fine Detailed 3D Model now! Print this exact replica today! Total polys: 4418 Perfect scale checked for printing Ready to ship...

As a result, I changed the name from "Winged Victory of Sappho" to "Winged Sappho of Samothrace". Note: They're not as high quality as the original ones; I initially didn't want to do this in Blender and I reduced the body mesh significantly (for...

The Nike of Samothrace, a Hellenistic-era sculpture from the Rodia school, is housed in Paris' Louvre Museum. Representing the goddess Nike, or victory, it stands 2.75 meters tall and was carved from marble circa 190 BC. This statue originates from...

This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from around the world for public access at no cost. ...Scan The World is an...

The majestic Victory of Samothrace stands tall, its stunning marble facade meticulously crafted within the digital realm of Mudbox. ...This ancient masterpiece, a symbol of triumph and glory, is painstakingly recreated through a fusion of artistry and...

The winged Victory called "The Brescia Victory" is a "pastiche" assembled in Roman age sticking a Hellenistic bronze (3rd century BC) showing Aphrodite mirroring herself in Ares' shield to a pair of newly-created wings, in order to trasform it into a...

The winged Victory called "The Brescia Victory" is a "pastiche" assembled in Roman age sticking a Hellenistic bronze (3rd century BC) showing Aphrodite mirroring herself in Ares' shield to a pair of newly-created wings, in order to trasform it into a...

The Winged Victory called "The Brescia Victory" is a pastiche made in the 1st century CE, transforming a sculpture design that was carved (possibly) by Skopas, (3rd century BCE) showing Aphrodite admiring a reflection of herself in Ares' shield nude...