Lion of Venice - Low and High Poly versions Low-poly 3D model

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A highly detailed 3D model derived from photogrammetric scans features both high and low polygon quad meshes accompanied by 4K textures. Designed for use with physically based non-biased renders, unwrapped UVs ensure good lighting results. Low and high resolution models contain 22073 vertices in the former and 40128 polygons in the latter. Materials include diffuse glossiness, height, reflection, and normal maps. Formats available include 3Ds Max 2013 VRay - 3.3, 3Ds Max 2014 VRay - 3.3, 3Ds Max 2015 VRay - 3.3, 3Ds Max 2016 VRay - 3.3, OBJ, 3DS, and FBX. Preview images are render outputs of the high-resolution version. The unit system is centimeters, and it's a scanned asset. The Lion of Venice, an ancient bronze winged lion sculpture in Piazza San Marco, Venice, Italy, symbolizes the city and St Mark after its 12th-century arrival. Its history dates back to about 300 BC when it might have been a winged lion-griffin statue on a Sandon monument in Tarsus, Cilicia. It later came to represent the "Lion of Saint Mark" and is accompanied by St. Theodore of Amasea on the western column. The current sculpture consists of parts from antique statues, with the original kept in the Doge's Palace.