Bronze Statue Woman Head Amedeo Modigliani 3d model 3D model

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This is a high poly sculpture 3D model Rendered in V-Ray, with the stack fully collapsed. Textures are included and thoroughly tested under Checkmate Light program. Exported as 3DS, FBX, and OBJ files without the meshsmooth modifier, ensuring a flawless file structure. The object has no hidden items, all objects are grouped neatly, and every object comes equipped with its corresponding material. Missing textures have been cleared out, and all texture paths have been reset to their defaults. The scale of all objects is precisely 1:1, while the model's unit of measurement is based on a single centimeter. Luminaries and cameras are also built-in, so users simply need to click the render button in Max to achieve the same image seen during preview. The file contains gamma levels of exactly 1.0, with an overall weight of 15 kilograms, measuring a substantial width of 15 centimeters and a depth of 25 centimeters at its most prominent point. Standing tall at an impressive height of 65 centimeters. The Woman's Head sculpture has been meticulously crafted in bronze, representing 100% of the metal material used throughout its production. Forged through lost-wax sculpting techniques, hand-cast and delicately chased before receiving its signature patina. Artist Amedeo Modigliani brought this magnificent work to life in the year 1912, infusing his masterpiece with elegance derived from Etruscan and African inspirations. As seen throughout, it's no secret why he drew endless fascination with these classical sculptures featuring statuesque figures adorned with linear facades, elegant profiles, and understated beauty that speaks a thousand words to those in awe. Modigliani, one of the greatest names in 20th-century art, had also developed quite the penchant for nude portraits throughout his storied career. However, it was through this particular work - that timeless Bronze Head statue created by hand, then patinated with precise detail, ensuring a testament of unparalleled mastery of every curve and every line, displaying what one can argue as possibly Modigliani's finest achievement so far - exuding profound sense of peacefulness. It weighs 15 kg, with each piece of art individually examined for precision.