VR Sculpture Nymph Untying Sandal Royal Academy Ultra-Low-Poly Low-poly 3D model

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Nymph at the Bath by John Gibson at the Royal Academy in London is an eye-catching sculpture. This art piece, also known as Nymph Untying Sandal or simply Nymph, gives a vivid representation of A nymph sitting down and untying her sandal when suddenly she is distracted from what she is doing. Her figure is slender and very youthful, with a perfect definition that stands out. Artist John Gibson crafted this masterpiece in the 19th century. Location: This sculpture can be found at the Royal Academy in London. Material type is marble and it also contains Marble PBR Shader material, making up of 4977 vertices, 9996 triangles. When breaking down, LOD version comes with 3478 vertexes and 6998 triangles. In renderings you can see a Product scene using PBR materials which was done in Marmoset Toolbag without any post-processing. It's built on the basis of a real-life statue. And this Low-poly sculpture is game-ready for both Real-time Engines and Applications. In fact, it also fits perfectly well with VR, AR, and 4K visuals. All the objects included have fully unwrapped non-overlapping UVs which can be used in several applications such as Unreal Engine or Blender to achieve real-time results. Included are all possible formats that could suit different applications: * Maya scene file (may 2017) (.ma) * FBX format for various 3D engines (.fbx) * Wavefront OBJ and Stereolithography formats also supported * And also includes TARGA Type 2 texture maps at a resolution of 4096 x 4096 pixels for both metallic and specular PBR workflows. LOD versions for these are included: * Maya scene file (may 2017) (.ma) * FBX format (.fbx) * Wavefront OBJ * Stereolithography The detailed model with the highest possible number of polygons comes with 4977 vertexes, and the reduced version with lower triangle counts has 3478 vertexes, 6998 triangles respectively. For formats that are not included in the package, just get back to me.