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On the round base, which bears a resemblance to the Vilonius bust (Poulsen, 1951 - no.586 a), an inscription is inscribed: Eubulos and Likinnios, also known as Licinius, dedicated the bust to their father Jason, son of Jazemis. A sense of quiet...

According to legend, Artemis, enraged by Oineus' actions as king of the Aetolians, unleashed the ferocious beast upon his land, setting off a catastrophic chain of events. Many brave heroes answered the call to hunt the monster, with Meleager, son of...

... and within the recessed area. The practice of depicting seated figures originates from ancient Attica, but the distinctive frontal presentation is a hallmark unique to Cypriot artistry. ...This intriguing relic was unearthed in the city of Amathus.

Well folks, this is a remix of a remix! I came across this fantastic design adapted from SexyCyborg's Wedge Sandal and thought to myself that it was really unfortunate the original remixers hadn't seen fit to make a left shoe when they unleashed...

A ancient relief sculpture is discovered near the historic church of Ayia Triada in Athens' Kerameikos district. The artwork vividly portrays an incubation scene. To the left, a couple carefully positions a patient on a couch, while Asklepios...

This is a reimagining of jijimath's original design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:186498). It brings to life a physical demonstration that a rectangle and a parallelogram share the same area when their bases and heights are identical. ...The remake...

... ounces. ...Possibly a representation of an African female figure, it bears no discernible signs or markings but features distinct tool marks on the underside. ...The accompanying STL file is a digital copy created using Autodesk Recap Photo technology.

Discovered at Lavrion, Attica, is a youthful figure, stripped bare except for a himation draped elegantly over his legs and left arm, as he reclines against a pillar where a hare, an iconic emblem of his deceased state, sits perched in serene repose.

... her slender physique, while a flowing cloak is draped elegantly over her right knee. ...A small aperture atop her head appears to be designed for the attachment of a circular metal shield, likely intended to safeguard her from marauding birds.

A beautifully crafted marble tombstone depicts a seated woman, whose untimely passing left behind a young child entrusted to the loving care of a devoted nurse. ...This poignant sculpture dates back to ancient Greece's golden era, specifically between...

This tantalizing torso is thought to be a fragment from a majestic statue showcasing a human-based mythical being, possibly a mischievous faun. ...It's an intriguing addition to the impressive Greek-Roman collection at the Mougins Museum of Classical...

The initiative aims to create a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from all over the world that are accessible to everyone free of charge. Scan The World is an open-source community effort where anyone can...

... bustling city streets. ...Her long hair sways gently to the rhythm of her footsteps, and her eyes are fixed on some distant point ahead. She is a mystery, a enigma wrapped in a complex web of emotions and experiences that only she can truly understand.

The monumental stone slab unearthed on the Greek island of Kythnos showcases an intriguing image: the upper half of a bearded man sitting comfortably, engaged in a peaceful scene. ...In ancient Greek funerary art, it was a common practice to depict the...

... the figure it depicts. ...Clearly intended as a divine being, its wings suggest a connection to heavenly realms, possibly linking it to an angel from early Christian iconography, or more likely a deity from the mythologies of ancient Greece or Etruria.

Mi-a from Tower of Fantasy is a fourth generation artificial intelligence service. It appears during the mission New Beginning - Celine's Advice. Check out my profile, I will be creating all the Tower of Fantasy characters. ... Update: Added a sliced...

This figure is a Roman interpretation of a Hellenistic Greek statue, possibly depicting Hypnos, the brother of Thanatos, who governs sleep, or Ganymede, the charming cupbearer to Zeus. Designed for round viewing, it probably stood in a lush Roman...

... crafted centuries ago. ...It is believed to be a faithful replica of a famous Roman deity, possibly Diana, depicted with both arms extended outward. ...Over time, the lower limbs vanished, only to be replaced by a mirror and jug that adorn it today.

This is a plaster cast of the original limestone, formerly believed to be a representation of an Urbino princess and attributed to Desiderio da Settignano, born around 1429, deceased in 1464. ...The bust is now attributed to Andrea dell'Aquilla, who...

Located in Athens, this figure exhibits an abundance of unruly, curly hair and dons a laurel wreath, clearly signifying that he holds the position of a respected priest. ...Each facial feature is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, resulting in...

... statue showcases a mysterious reclining figure, potentially a river deity. ...Excavated in Salamis, it may well represent Asopus, the river god who is said to be the father of Salamis, a nymph whose name gave rise to that of the island itself.

Most ancient Greek statues had a strong spiritual connection - this part of a larger artwork shows a masculine devotee. ...Noticeable attributes of Hellenistic artistry can be seen in him, including his unruly locks and pointed nose, which were common...

... as a votive offering to be reverently prayed over. ...Originating from the ancient village of Voni in Northern Cyprus, this remarkable artifact hails from the 3rd century BC, a testament to the artistic and spiritual prowess of its long-lost creators.

The fragment discovered in Anavyssos, Attica, showcases only the face of a woman who cradles the head of a child with her left hand. The original stele would have depicted the woman seated, gently holding the child on her lap. ...A common practice in...

... during the latter half of the 5th century B.C. According to Plinius' account, this statue depicted a young boy poised on the brink of roasting entrails as part of a sacrifice, while simultaneously attempting to ignite a flame with his breath.

This artifact is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit project launched by MyMiniFactory to create a vast digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe for public access free of charge. ...Scan The...

Summary (V&A): This woman was probably laid to rest in the attire of a tertiary - a devout woman who has not yet taken the full vows of a nun - as suggested by her effigy. ...Funeral memorials for women were widespread in 16th century Naples; possibly...

A projecting pin, carefully crafted into the top of the statue's neck, would fit perfectly into a corresponding recess carved into the underside of the head. This subtle join was expertly hidden by a flowing cloak or drapery, creating a seamless...

Portrait of a young man, painted by the skilled Ridolfo Ghirlandaio in 1483, is a masterpiece from Italy's Florentine School of the early 16th century. Originally attributed to Beccafumi and Domenico Panetti, this work was later confirmed as a...

A notable example is their creation of monumental art and colossal statues and sculptures, as evidenced by this fragment of a female foot: most giant statues depicted gods or Emperors – the massive size was a clear indicator of the subject's...