hermes model

The Herm of Kosmetes Sosistratos stands 1.93 meters tall and was discovered in Athens near Aghios Demetrios Katephores, likely once a prominent fixture at the ancient Diogeneion Gymnasium.

High-quality model 'Jar herm Fido 1 liter' designed specifically for your projects. Quality and accurate modeling enables you to use this model in any project. All small details are elaborated, making the model more realistic, allowing it to be used...

I created a Power stamper and a Manwich scaled up to suit the Hermes Conrad model by @Rober Rollin. The model looked like it needed something to hold, so I added some details. ...Both models are very small, requiring me to print them with a 0.2 nozzle...

Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for the Elpis Ancient Mask for Venat, Hythlodaeus and Hermes. Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows) .stl format. Fits on a 200x200mmx200mm printer at 100% scale, which is scaled for a 6.5" wide head. Includes a plain...

... of the neck and the rugged, groove-patterned treatment of the hair clearly indicate that this is a hermaic head, the conclusion of a rectangular column. ...As with most hermae, it likely depicts Hermes, the revered protector of pathways and entryways.

The divine figure portrayed can be confidently identified as either Hermes or Dionysus, two of Greece's most revered deities. The artifact originates from Rome, specifically from Via Anagnina, where it was discovered in the impluvium of a Roman...

The messenger god Hermes was closely associated with boundaries, and his protective image in the form of a bearded head set on a rectangular stone shaft was placed at doorways and at strategtic points along the roadside. This beautiful head gives a...

Hermes, messenger god, had close ties to boundaries, and his watchful image, a bearded head on a rectangular stone column, stood guard at doorways and along roadsides, marking key points where travelers passed through. This stunning head showcases...

The messenger god Hermes is closely tied to boundaries, and his image as a bearded head on a rectangular stone shaft is often placed at doorways and strategic points along the roadside to provide protection. This stunning head captures the serene...

The female head from a herm peeks out of the windows of the Berlin Bauakademie. This object is crafted from terracotta and dates back to the 1830s. Between 1831 and 1836, Karl Friedrich Schinkel's architectural masterpiece, the Bauakademie building,...

These herms, rectangular pillars bearing a god's head - originally Hermes's - are a common feature in ancient gardens and later repurposed as fence posts for decoration. ...One of two such herms came from the environs of Herculaneum, Italy, likely...

Dating back to the 2nd century AD, the marble herm originated from the esteemed Alessandri collection and boasts an exquisite portrait of a majestic bearded Hercules.

This diminutive column serves as the foundation for a two-faced herm, featuring a bearded head on both sides: this particular formulation, referencing the original type where Hermes' bearded heads were differentiated by color use, unfortunately met...

This distinctive herm showcases the Greek philosopher Socrates on one side, while the Roman Stoic Seneca the Younger takes center stage on the other. The convergence of these two prominent thinkers likely stems from the personal preferences of the...

A herm is a statue with a head, often accompanied by a torso, set atop a simple, square base. ...In ancient Greek lore, a Silenus served as a trusted friend and mentor to the god of wine, Dionysus.

Historically, herms were reserved exclusively for gods but later became used for portrait busts, such as this example of a janiform figure that faces both directions. Thucydides, however, was a renowned historian who chronicled the conflicts between...

Currently housed at the Antikensammlung Berlin in the Pergamonmuseum, it was originally discovered there.\nThe two philosophers are joined together at the back of their heads; their chests take the shape of a herm. Both men wear the typical cloak of...

One such structure is the herm, a rectangular-sectioned pillar adorned with a head at its summit. These stone sentinels were originally used as waymarkers to guide weary travelers through treacherous terrain, their topped portraits reserved for...

... art. ...The significance of these herms may have initially been apotropaic - intended to ward off and shield against malevolent influences - but this interpretation was eventually lost, leaving the herm solely as a decorative or ornamental feature.

... artifact measures 42 centimeters in length, 59 centimeters in width, and 33 centimeters in height. ...Scanning Date: The object was scanned in the year 2016. Scanner Model: A Creaform Go!SCAN 3D scanner was used to capture the artifact's dimensions.

Human beings are fascinated by a 3D scan of two men, one named Epicurus and the other Metrodorus, standing together in a Double Herm. ...Those interested can find additional details at threedscans.com/vienna/epicurus-and-metrodorus.

The torso (without the head) is loosely based on a Hermes 3D model. The arms are based on a Victor 3D model. Don't know the creators of those, but looks that they are known. Many thanks to them. If you liked my work, please consider giving me a tip....

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