Arria and Paetus 3D print model

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Arria Paetus Sculpture by Pierre Lepautre Jean-Baptiste Theodon Louvre Museum | Paris Arria (also Arria Major) was a Roman woman whose husband Caecina Paetus faced a bleak fate at the hands of Emperor Claudius, ordered to take his own life in a rebellion gone sour. However Paetus found himself unable to carry out the gruesome act and it was left for his courageous wife Arria to wrench the dagger from his hand, stab herself first and then present the instrument to him with a defiant tone - It hurts not, my dear Paetus. Arrias account of this desperate episode is documented in the letters penned by Pliny the Younger who extracted the information from her granddaughter Fannia, no doubt adding an element of emotional authenticity to the narrative. Arria Paetus Sculpture digital replica, boasts 1.9 million polygon points with equally impressive vertex count. This high-poly sculpture is crafted from digital clay and fine-tuned in ZBrush 4R8, making it suitable for 3D printing or export as an STL OBJ file format. It is compatible with a wide range of materials including plaster gypsum metal and even chocolate. Arrias sculpture also finds itself useful for interior design vizualizations. Sculpture details: 1860x2650x1584mm, the full-sized version of Arria Paetus digital replica is highly versatile - users can easily scale it down to an impressive 1/10 size (186x265x158 mm) suitable for a range of productions including STL OBJ file formats. The sheer scale and level of detail makes it a standout piece in any setting. Additional products available via 'design3dm' link.