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James Wolfe was a fearless General who led his troops with unwavering determination. In 1759, he embarked on a daring mission to capture Quebec, a strategic location that held the key to ending French rule in Canada once and for all. Wolfe's...

A remarkable figure in British politics during the tumultuous Seven Years War (1754-63), William Pitt was also the proud father of Britain's youngest ever Prime Minister, William Pitt the Younger (1759-1806). Renowned for his exceptional oratory...

Henry Grattan, a renowned Irish statesman and fierce advocate for Irish legislative autonomy, met with Turnerelli during the sculptor's visit to Tinnahinch in County Carlow. According to reports, the bust was crafted in just eleven hours and received...

Albani's plaster is likely based on one of his own marble reproductions of the antique original which was previously housed in the Villa Borghese, Rome and now resides in the Louvre, Paris. Verus, born AD 130-169, co-ruled Rome from AD 161-69...

One of the most caricatured British politicians of his time, Burdett emerged as an icon of social and political radicalism and a leading advocate for the 1832 Reform Bill that extended voting rights to more citizens. The endorsement of Burdett, a...

Carlo Marochetti, Baron Marochetti (1805-1867), was a renowned Italian sculptor who garnered the patronage of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert after 1848. As a regular exhibitor at the prestigious Royal Academy and a prominent figure in London's...

Sculpted in the 19th century by Ella Rose Curtois, a marble model is created, showcasing a boy crouched down, enthusiastically playing marbles that he skillfully holds in his right hand. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit...

Starting as a child prodigy, the gifted Lawrence seized the spotlight from Reynolds as Britain's greatest portrait painter. He brought the Regency high-society to life with his breathtaking brushwork and forward-thinking use of color. His...

William Pitt the Elder was a legendary statesman who dominated British politics as the 1st Earl of Chatham from 1708 until his passing in 1778. He led Britain through some of its most pivotal moments, serving as Prime Minister and navigating the...

Isaac Ware (1704—1766) was a renowned English architect who skillfully translated the iconic works of Italian Renaissance master Andrea Palladio into his native language. This remarkable object is part of the groundbreaking "Scan The World" project,...

Thomas Hollis was a renowned English political philosopher and author, born on April 14, 1720, in London. He passed away on January 1, 1774. This object is part of the "Scan The World" initiative, which allows users to access fully 3D printable...

Thomas Brock 1847-1922 Jereiah James Coman 1898 Jeremiah James Colman (1830-1898) was a Norwich industrialist, politician and philanthropist. He led the way as leading partner in J&J Colman, flour millers and manufacturers of mustard, pioneering...

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Sir James Stephen, born on January 3, 1789, was a leading figure in British politics from 1836 to 1847 as under-secretary of state for the colonies. He played a pivotal role in the passage of the slavery abolition act during his tenure. The striking...

Richard Cobden 1804-1865 Statesman and chief leader of the Anti-Corn Law League. Fagnani's oil portrait of Cobden hangs opposite by Thomas Woolner (1825-92) Marble bust, incised and dated, 1866 Given by Cobden's widow in 1868 This object is part...

This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory that's building a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from all over the world for anyone to access free of charge. ...Scan...

The sculpture of Sir Henry Taylor was crafted by Lawrence Macdonald. The marble bust, created in 1843, was donated by Lady Trowbridge, the sitter's granddaughter, in 1933. It stands 27 1/2 inches (699 mm) high. This object is part of "Scan The...

This object is part of a groundbreaking project called "Scan The World". MyMiniFactory launched Scan the World as a non-profit initiative to build a vast digital library of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks and landmarks from every corner of...

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William Charles Macready 1793-1873 The undisputed leader of theatre from his triumphant Richard III performance in 1819 until his retirement in 1851; he excelled in Shakespearean and romantic roles. By William Behnes (1794-1864) Marble bust, circa...

Sandro Botticelli crafted this "tondo" around 1470-5. The circular shape may have derived from the "desco da parto", a painted plate given to mothers after childbirth as a gift. To create a cohesive composition within a round space, artists like...

William Pitt 1759-1806 By Joseph Nollekens 1737-1823 Marble inscribed and dated 1808 Pitt was Britain's youngest Prime Minister at twenty-four. Backed by George III, he held power from 1783 to 1801 and again between 1804 and 1806. After France...

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Sir Robert Peel 1788-1850. He was a leading figure in the Tory party and served as Prime Minister from 1834 to 1835, again in 1839, and once more between 1841 and 1846. This portrait of him is the work of Mattew Noble (1818-1876), created in 1851.

Sir Henry Montgomery Lawrence 1806-57 Brother of John Lawrence; one of the most sensitive and gifted administrators in India; as Chief Commissioner in Oudh he helped soothe local fears but couldn't stem the Rebellion of 1857; he directed the heroic...

Sir Edwin Chadwick (1801-90) was a pioneering reformer who made significant contributions to various aspects of Victorian life. He actively campaigned for better employment conditions, improved civil service recruitment, and most notably, dedicated...

Thomas Arnold, a renowned moralist and influential educational theorist, led Rugby as its Headmaster from 1828 until his passing in 1842. His groundbreaking reforms at the school set a precedent for public education nationwide and shaped the...

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This marble bust showcases Bryan Waller Procter, a poet who also worked as a lawyer, with connections to influential figures such as Leigh Hunt, Charles Lamb, and the renowned author Charles Dickens. Under the pen name Barry Cornwall, he published...

This marble bust represents Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington. A renowned British soldier and statesman from Ireland's Anglo-Irish Ascendancy, he dominated military and political scenes in the 19th century. His impact on national history...