Greek Poet Anakreon (wrongly entitled Demosthenes)
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These high-resolution 3D scans have been meticulously captured with an Artec Eva to produce a digital replica that mirrors the original with remarkable accuracy. Although the presented scans may exhibit minor discrepancies due to inaccessible areas, they remain faithful representations of the underlying structure. Based on a ancient Greek bronze sculpture dating back to around 500 BC, this exquisite marble copy housed at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden is one of only a handful of such pieces known to exist. Interestingly, another example of this masterpiece was recently sold at Sotheby's for a substantial £25,000. The photography credits for these stunning images go to Hans Thorwid, who has generously allowed them to be shared under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.
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