cycladic 3d models

The head was carved separately from the body, and then a stone tenon on its base was inserted into a mortise in the bust - a technique widely employed in the Cyclades and Asia Minor. The high-quality marble sculpting of the late Hellenistic period is...

... with innovatory features such as the spiral composition, the positioning in space, and the fall of the drapery over the hips. The Venus de Milo was discovered in 1820 on the island of Melos (Milo in modern Greek) in the south-western Cyclades.

5 tribes, World Without End, Keyflower, Cyclades. This token organizer with screen can help to cope with that problem. 2 sections allow to separate some tokens from other. Rounded bottom facilitate item draw. Actually in 5 tribes you can keep tokens...

... hand that resembles a harp or lyre. His head is raised, and only the nose of his face is visible, in a plastic manner. His thighs are open, with the declaration of masculinity as a plastic prominence, something also found in other Cycladic statues.

Similar vases are found in the Cyclades, but this example also parallels those from Early Bronze Age Anatolia. This object is part of Scan The World, a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory. The goal is to create a digital archive of fully...

The distinctive spout of Cycladic jugs is a hallmark of their design. This object is part of the Scan The World project. Scan The World is a non-profit initiative created by MyMiniFactory, aiming to build a vast digital library of fully 3D...

The Cycladic Potter's Masterpiece: A 3D Printed Replica A remarkable artifact from the ancient world has been recreated in stunning detail, thanks to the ingenuity of modern technology. The Pottery Jug with Upturned Leaf-Shaped Spout is a treasure...

It was sculpted separately from the body, and a stone tenon on its base was inserted into a mortise in the bust - a technique widely used in the Cyclades and Asia Minor. This method allowed for greater flexibility when adding heads to existing...

Located on Sifnos Island in Greece stands the Church of the Seven Martyrs, its traditional Cycladic architecture evident in its gleaming white facade and perfectly round blue dome. This architectural model was created using photographs as reference,...

It forms part of the Cyclades group of islands, boasting an area of approximately 73 square kilometers and a population of 15,550 residents according to the 2011 census. The municipality of Santorini encompasses the inhabited islands of Santorini and...

L., 1999, Cycladic Art, second edition, London: BMP, pp. 72-73, fig. 77). This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and...

Human: Insert for Kemet including Ta Seti and Seth expansions, capable of holding C3K conversion kit & minis from Cyclades as well as custom bonus tiles. This insert works seamlessly with fast setup trays available on Thingiverse...

Similar Cycladic works can be found here. (Source: Louvre) This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, aimed at creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from...

This figure likely originated from the same burial site on Keros as two renowned Cycladic figurines, a harpist and a pan-pipes player, both now housed in the National Museum in Athens. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative...

The Ephorate of Antiquities of the Cyclades worked closely with CyArk to capture precise images and data using advanced technology. CyArk's team used a Faro X330 laser scanner to create detailed 3D models, while aerial and terrestrial...

Male Cycladic figurines, by and large, are dominated by female representations in all periods, with the late 'hunter-warriors' being an extremely rare exception. The type is distinguished by its association with dagger-wielding figures as well as...

Sitting off the coast from Naxos, a tiny island in the Cycladic archipelago, stands the Temple of Apollo or Portara, an unfinished masterpiece that gazes out at Delos, birthplace of ancient Greece's revered god Apollo. Once connected to the larger...

The use of clay eventually declined in the Cyclades with the advent of the Early Bronze Age, when marble figures began to be created. This object is part of a unique digital archive known as "Scan The World". Scan the World is an ambitious...

... Alternate Reality Patinas to resemble weathered bronze. This iconic piece has a complex history, initially thought to be a representation of the Cycladic river god Inopos. ...However, it is now widely accepted as a portrait of Alexander the Great.

... with intricate relief decorations. This statue was discovered in the sanctuary dedicated to Ptoan Apollo in Boeotia. The smooth modeling and gentle transitions from one body part to another suggest that it originates from a Cycladic workshop.

Crafted from coarse-grained white Cycladic marble, this masterpiece is believed to be the work of a skilled local artisan who drew inspiration from the artistic traditions of Sidon and Damascus. ...Excavations have revealed the remains of several...

It's priced at €259 and is ideal for terrace cocktail hours when paired with an ecru corner sofa Cyclades. The textures can be extracted using various software like SketchUp, C4D, 3DS Max, or Rhinoceros 3D. For SketchUp, export the image as a 2D file...

Originally thought to represent the Cycladic river god Inopos, the nearly one meter tall fragmented bust known as The Inopos is now widely accepted as a portrait of Alexander the Great. If the full figure had survived intact, it would stand at well...

This head of a woman originates from the Cycladic period. Eye features are etched in extremely low relief, suggesting that they were originally rendered with vibrant colors. The painted marble weathered more slowly than adjacent unpainted surfaces. A...

Moore was fascinated by the shapes of bones and sought to escape classical tradition, removing "the Greek spectacles from the eyes of the modern sculptor" as he studied objects from various eras and areas, including Cycladic art, pre-Columbian art,...

Essentially two blocks of marble, it is comprised of several parts which were sculpted separately (bust, legs, left arm and foot) then fixed with vertical pegs, a technique which was fairly common in the Greek world (especially in the Cyclades, where...

Essentially two blocks of marble, it is comprised of several parts which were sculpted separately (bust, legs, left arm and foot) then fixed with vertical pegs, a technique common in the Greek world (especially in the Cyclades, where this work was...

Kouroi were first carved in the late eighth century BC on the Cycladic Islands. Alongside its female counterpart (the kore), the kouros - or idealized young male nude - became one of the major types of Greek statuary until the early fifth century...

... this Screen holder as universal, so it could be used for other games as well, e.g. Keyflower, Cyclades. ... Some photos in higher resolution: The set Game set up In the game box Player's Item organizer corresponds with pictures on player's screens

Kouroi were first carved in the late eighth century BC on the Cycladic Islands. Alongside its female counterpart (the kore), the kouros - or idealized young male nude - became one of the major types of Greek statuary until the early fifth century...