Minerva Giustiniani or Athena Giustiniani 3d models

... I'm eager to attempt capturing more high-quality photographs of Minerva once again. For additional information regarding Minerva's original counterpart, you may visit the following Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athena_Giustiniani

Athena (/əˈθiːnə/; Attic Greek: Ἀθηνᾶ, Athēnā, or Ἀθηναία, Athēnaia; Epic: Ἀθηναίη, Athēnaiē; Doric: Ἀθάνα, Athānā) or Athene (/əˈθiːniː/; Ionic: Ἀθήνη, Athēnē), often given the epithet Pallas (/ˈpæləs/; Παλλὰς), is the goddess of wisdom, craft, and...

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The Pallas Athena Giustiniani is an Antonine Roman marble replica of a Greek sculpture depicting the Pallas Athena, created in the late fifth or early fourth century BC. The statue is likely to have served as a cult image rather than a decorative...

Athena Pallas Giustiniani statue from MyMiniFactory. ... This is a great model to assist in Greek History for educational purposes.Marble PLA will make for an excellent replica of this beatiful statue.I printed this on a Bambu X1C at .2 layer height...

This is a striking portrait of Athena Pallas Giustiniani, carefully extracted from its original setting at The National Gallery of Denmark in Copenhagen.

In the early 1800s, the French seized the relief and Canova was ordered to remove the portrait of Giustiniani from the bass-relief and replace it with a new dedication in honor of Napoleon Bonaparte. Canova had no choice but to comply, creating a...

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This intricately crafted marble portrait by Italian master Alessandro Victoria skillfully captures the likeness of Orsato Giustiniani, a renowned Venetian admiral. ...The work stands out as a pioneering achievement in its field, exemplifying an elevated...

Hera (Hestia Giustiniani) stands as a masterpiece crafted from cast materials, taking the form of a majestic statue. The Skulpturhalle in Basel is home to this incredible work, with inventory number 72 proudly displayed for all to see. Originally...

This magnificent bust of Apollo is a plaster reproduction of the original marble head statue housed at the British Museum, London, which itself was inspired by a lost Greek bronze prototype from the 5th century BC. Besides its residence at the...

Name: Apollo Material: Cast Format: Bust Courtesy of the esteemed "Collection des moulages" at the University of Geneva, where it is proudly housed. Inventory number: 57 Originating from the British Museum in London, artifact number 1865,0103.10 was...

Athena Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War Athena is a Greek goddess known as both Pallas and Athene. In ancient Greek mythology, they often associated her with both warfare and wisdom as well as handicraft, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and...

The carving on display may symbolize a native deity, balancing the Roman cult statue of Minerva within, or reinterpret an attribute of the goddess – Medusa's serpent-haired visage – in a distinctly local style. ... The inscription etched onto the statue...

In her right hand, the deceased holds a round container, the lid of which lies on the ground in front of her, and extracts from it a piece of jewelry or a woolen bandage, which was once beautifully painted. A magnificent palmette serves as the...

The museum's collection boasts a stunning three-dimensional scan of the iconic Athena.

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... by her side, she holds a spear and dons an aegis or protective goatskin breastplate for defense. The cast is named Minerva Giustiniani due to its original marble being first documented in the Giustinian collection during the early 17th century.

A bronze figurine circa 300-270 BCE showcases the goddess of war and wisdom, discovered in 1541 within an early imperial era residence's well in Arezzo. Measuring with a Creaform Go!SCAN 3D scanner, this ancient relic was acquired by Cosimo I de'...

I wanted to represent the Goddess of wisdom

The statuary type, derived from that of the Athena Parthenos, is probably a reproduction of the bronze Athena Promachos of the Acropolis in Athens or the Athena Areia of Plataea. The technique involving several parts used by the copyist - probably...

A majestic Roman equestrian official is depicted on this relief, proudly riding alongside his loyal companions as part of an elaborate funerary monument's facade.

Minerva bursts forth, fully attired, from the majestic cranium of her father Zeus, embodying the essence of Greek Athena. ...Flanked by a serpent, she brandishes a gleaming spear and dons a defensive goatskin breastplate adorned with an aegis.

It is believed that MINERVA may have been damaged during its deployment or that it simply stopped working due to a technical failure. The loss of MINERVA was a setback for the Hayabusa mission, but it also provided valuable lessons for future...

Minerva's precision-crafted model measures up to 1:72 scale, offering a highly detailed representation of this iconic figure.

Minerva emerges as the Roman deity embodying wisdom and sophisticated warfare tactics, while patronizing arts, commerce, and strategic planning. Born of Metis, who had been ingested by Jupiter, Minerva bursts forth from her father's skull, fully...

Minerva Statue Found in Apulum's Southern Necropolis A bronze votive statuette was discovered in the Minerva area of Apulum's southern necropolis. The statue measures 7.2 cm high, 1.9 cm long, and weighs 0.9 grams. ...It dates back to the 3rd century...

... the renowned French sculptor Auguste Rodin, a master of 19th-century artistry. ...Created from two distinct materials, the bold bronze that adorns Minerva's helmet stands in stark contrast to the tender marble that brings her gentle features to life.

Having been absent from earthly pleasures, just like every human seeks a way to obtain pleasure and realizes that nothing provides more pleasure than killing, but not at random or with malice, rather it's the act of eliminating those players who she...

Human: Minerva, Apulum (a Roman settlement of the Septimium Apulense) A marble votive statuette measuring 13.8 cm in height and 8.1 cm in length was created in the 3rd century AD. ... Inventory Number: MNUAI R7752