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... bust, shrouded in an intricately laced veil that conceals her identity. ...The portrait is credited to the skilled hands of Raffaello Monti and fetched a substantial sum of £65,000 at Sotheby's 19th & 20th century sculpture auction sale in 2018.

This portrait of a Roman nobleswoman, perhaps Livila, belonging to the Julio-Claudian family, belongs to the Fagan's collection from the Archaeological Museum in Palermo.The purchase of the “Fagan’s marbles” (1819) was a turning point in the birth of...

A stunning marble portrait of a Roman woman, sporting the distinctive hairstyle of Emperor Trajan's sister, was crafted between 100-120 AD and is now proudly displayed at the Liebieghaus in Frankfurt, Germany. This exceptional piece is part of the...

I've also included the raw scan data if you'd like to process it yourself. Head of a Homeric hero Roman marble version of a lost Hellenistic original Another version of this head was found together with the body, at Sperlonga, south of Rome. There it...

This Roman relief is an embodiment of the Province's spirit.\nThe Palazzo dei Conservatori ("Palace of the Magistrates") was constructed during the Middle Ages for the local magistrate atop a sixth-century BC temple dedicated to Jupiter "Maximus...

My aim with this design was to illustrate the concept of a fossilized mosquito trapped in an amber rock, reminiscent of a scene from Jurassic Park. For modeling the crystal and assembling it with Dape's mosquito model, I utilized SolidWorks. I hope...

These are fractional parts of a circle I use for my 6th grade to teach them a basic understanding of how summation works. Included fractions are: * 1⁄2 * 1⁄3 * 1⁄4 * 1⁄5 * 3⁄4 * 2⁄3 I printed every fraction a few times each in their own color so...

There are distinct types of mechanized access platforms and the individual types may also be known as a "cherry picker" or "scissor lift."A scissor lift was patented in 1963 by Charles Larson of the U.S. ...and the original designs, to this day, are...

This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory, which enables us to build a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from worldwide for public access free of charge. ...Scan...

There are distinct types of mechanized access platforms and the individual types may also be known as a "cherry picker" or "scissor lift."A scissor lift was patented in 1963 by Charles Larson of the U.S. ...and the original designs, to this day, are...

A cord encircles his neck, its ends secured by a sliding cartouche-shaped clasp visible from behind. The vizier's seal dangled from this cord but was usually hidden beneath the upper hem of his wrapped garments. Inscriptions on adjacent columns...

Portrait sculptures are among the most dynamic and expressive records of ancient Greek and Roman culture, offering a glimpse into the lives of people from all walks of life: revered poets and philosophers, powerful emperors, and their family...

In the bronze original, this foot probably rested only on the heel, to convey a restless, swinging motion of the leg, the psycho-motor expression of the inner tension of the thought process.  (The copyist, who was understandably concerned to protect...

This captivating head is likely a replica from the authentic original that was crafted in the French court of Robert of Anjou (r. 1266-85) based in Naples. ...Its elegant classical undertones are reminiscent of masterpieces by Nicola di Bartolomeo da...

The Byzantine Empire flourished during its golden era in the 6th century, witnessing the construction of magnificent monuments and grand churches that combined the best of Roman design with innovative flair, particularly in the use of majestic domes...

... situated near the Theatre of Dionysos. ...It depicts a fully exposed Satyr in dynamic movement. The penis was attached independently. ...This statuette forms part of the pediment on the Temple of Dionysos located on the South Slope of the Acropolis.

Both protectively hold the walls of a curved reed hut, a primeval chapel, in which Horus's child stands with Re-harakhty, god of the rising sun, and two standards in the form of papyrus and lotus columns. The images incised into the stone at the top...

... Rather than generalizing a human face by smoothing out its imperfections and capturing it in a moment of detached abstraction, this new Roman idealization places emphasis on---rather than suppresses---the unique characteristics of each individual.

The head, bearing a melancholy face, is ancient and does not belong to the body; it is considered a work of the 2nd century AD, inspired by the figure of Meleager by the Greek sculptor Skopas (4th century BC). Figures seated on the ground are...

This scene showcases a triumphant procession: on the left, a litter carried by two men proudly displays a trophy made from enemy arms and two Parthian barbarians in chains; on the right stands a triumphal arch featuring male figures, likely musicians...

Both protectively hold the walls of a curved reed hut, a primeval chapel, in which the Horus child stands together with a figure of Re-harakhty, god of the rising sun, and two standards in the form of papyrus and lotus columns. The lotus standard...

... period. Part of "Scan The World", this digital archive is a non-profit initiative brought forth by MyMiniFactory, aiming to create a vast collection of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks worldwide for public access at no cost.

... while beautiful, analogous patterns are used to render anatomical details with striking precision. This magnificent statue marked the final resting place of a young Athenian aristocrat who left behind a lasting legacy in Attica's artistic heritage.

A photo of this statue was captured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art - New York during the Met MakerBot Hackathon in June 2012 by John and Svetlana of Aminimal Studio. For further details, visit...

This object is part of "Scan The World", a groundbreaking non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create a digital treasure trove of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the world. Scan The World aims to make...

Raphus cucullatus, commonly known as the dodo, was a flightless bird that was endemic to the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The dodo had a large body, short wings, and a distinctive hooked beak. It is believed that the species was well...

Lazy suitcase, aimed for a travel suitcase but ended with something more of a business suitcase. It has snap lids on the handle side but no joint on the bottom side. (hinge, it has no hinge) Unsure how to realize it and postponed it to the postprint...

... falls lightly on her shoulders with her right hand. The woman's head was likely turned to the left. The iconographic type of the figure is based on a renowned divine statue, probably the "Aphrodite in the Gardens" by the skilled sculptor Alkamenes.

A decorated veteran of World War II, he found himself behind bars for daring to speak out against Joseph Stalin's oppressive regime, ultimately spending a grueling 11 years locked away in harsh labor camps and exile. Solzhenitsyn poured his heart and...

The girl sports two layers of exquisitely rumpled drapery, the outer one with folds carefully gathered and stitched to a neckband. On each arm rests a snaking spiral bracelet. She had pulled up her outer garment to cradle within its folds a small...