roman marble 3d models

This piece at Christie's depicts a Roman marble head of a woman, probably from the Saverian period.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:757600Roman Marble Plinth 3D Scan by 3DWP is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ # Summary This is a great 3D scan...

This is a great 3D scan of an ancient Roman marble plinth I found here: http://www.123dapp.com/catch/Roman-marble-plinth/2369229 It model has great quality, I only had to make a flat base by plane cutting and scaling the model up by using MeshMixer...

This is a great 3D scan of an ancient Roman marble plinth I found here: http://www.123dapp.com/catch/Roman-marble-plinth/2369229 It model has great quality, I only had to make a flat base by plane cutting and scaling the model up by using MeshMixer...

Roman marble torso or Achilles, after a Greek original of the Hellenistic period, the hero once holding the body of Penthesileia, advancing onto his left leg with his right arm forward, and wearing chalmys falling from his left shoulder, and a sheath...

This bust is an ancient marble sculpture part of the collection of Dr. ...Anton Pestalozzi "Faces of the Past".

Marble fragment of a sarcophagus, showing the deceased man. He reclines on a couch wearing a finely draped toga, holding a phiale in his left hand, his wife seated on the edge of the couch, both holding hands tender parting; she wears a himation, her...

... and dancing. Sculptural groups representing the nine Muses were popular at least as early as the Hellenistic Period, and continued to be used by the Romans for the embellishment of theatres, baths, private estates, and in relief on sarcophagi.

... and dancing. Sculptural groups representing the nine Muses were popular at least as early as the Hellenistic Period, and continued to be used by the Romans for the embellishment of theatres, baths, private estates, and in relief on sarcophagi.

This sculpture depicts Silenius, a companion and tutor to the wine god Dionysus in the Greek mythology.  The Roman love of decorative sculpture with Bacchic themes, often with humorous overtones, is well documented from Pompeii and elsewhere. As...

This Roman marble head of a God property from the estate of Ingrid Mcalpine has been scanned at Christie's London deom the "Antiquities" collection exhibited from 4th of December 2019 on.

A Roman marble portrait head of a man, originating from the Antonine Period (Ca. ...2nd Century AD).  Sold in the Faces of the Past auction from Christie's, 2019

... from 1st-2nd Century AD Rome, presumably part of a full figure work now missing.  Part of the Christies Antiquities Sale, 5th July 2017 at Kign Street, London. ...Lot 81 A ROMAN MARBLE HEAD OF A GOAT. Predicted £7,000-10,000. ...Sold for £32,500.

... serene, his thick, wavy locks bound in a wide fillet and crowned by a wreath of berries, his pointed goats' ears emerging beneath Part of the Bonhams Antiquities Sale, 6th July 2017 at New Bond Street, London. ...Lot 129A ROMAN MARBLE HEAD OF A SATYR

A Roman marble male portrait bust created during the reign of Caracalla. The style of drilling in the hair is particular of certain portraits of Septimius Severus and of his son and heir, Caracalla. This change in style is attributed to Septimius's...

Roman marble sculpture dated in the 2nd century A.D. It represents a female bust with a complex hairstyle. Although the identity of the character is unknown, some researchers believe that it could be the representation of Faustina Maior (wife of...

... Palazzo Nuevo, Capitoline Museums, inv. no. MC457.   The present lot is part of the Christie's Antiquities Sale, 5th July 2017 at King Street, London. Lot 137 A ROMAN MARBLE PORTRAIT OF JULIA MAMAEA. Predicted £50,000-80,000. ...Sold for £47,500.

Hercules is the Roman adaptation of the Greek divine hero Heracles, who was the son of Zeus (Roman equivalent Jupiter) and the mortal Alcmene. In classical mythology, Hercules is famous for his strength and for his numerous far-ranging adventures.

This is a marble decorative relief fragment of the building. ...Preserved parts of relief depict a brick-like structure and a drapery.

Marble head of Odysseus, bearded and wearing an ornately decorated pilos helmet. This relief decoration begins at the top with a rosette, then a corona of rays, a frieze of erotes, a frieze of palmettes, and lotus blossoms. ...Late 1st to early 2nd...

Marble bust of Alexander the Great. His face framed by thick wavy hair, with seven recesses over the top of the head for insertion of bronze rays. He wears a chlamys fastened with a circular brooch at the shoulders, with three ears of wheat at the...

Marble over life-size bust of emperor Claudius. The style of the hair is cropped above the forehead unlike the earlier Julio-Claudian examples. The head had originally been worked to be inserted into a statue. The air is only picked as a rough...

This marble head of a Greek philosopher was probably the head of Socrates (470/469 – 399 BC). Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy. He is an enigmatic figure known chiefly through the...

This is a 3D scan of a Roman emperor marble sculpture captured at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland during ArtBytes 2014.

In classical mythology, Cupid is the god of desire, erotic love, attraction and affection. He is often portrayed as the son of the love goddess Venus and the war god Mars. His Greek counterpart is Eros. Although Eros is generally portrayed as a...

This head is part of the collection "Face of the Past" at Christie's, London. ...All of the sculptures come from the collection of Dr Anton Pestalozzi gone live the 4th of December 2019.

This marble sculpture depicts Meleager.  The subject of Meleager and the Calydonian boar hunt from Greek mythology was a popular subject on Romandecorative reliefs, including sarcophagi. is depiction is a Roman work aer the 5th century Bc...

Roman bench replica made of white marble from the hot room (caldarium) of the female baths of Herculaneum (Italy). Made around the 1st Century AD, it has decorated legs, representing a pair of feet on each of them. Asset modeled in Blender and high...

These five Roman busts from the exceptional collection of the marquis campana were exhibited as part of the exhibition A Dream of Italy: The Marquis Campana’s Collection, held at the Louvre (Paris) from November 7, 2018 to February 20, 2019, then at...

This is a marble head-portrait of a Roman god. The idealised, almost androgynous, the beauty of this fine head is typical of the artistic production of the Roman Imperial period when representing deities. In particular sculpture from the Hadrianic...