seated statue of gudea 3d models

Seated Statue of Gudea, circa 2090 B.C., Originates from Mesopotamia, Specifically from Girsu (modern Tello). Crafted from Diorite Stone. Dimensions: 17 3/8 inches tall, 8 1/2 inches wide, and 11 5/8 inches long. Classified as a Stone Sculpture with...

A seated diorite statue of Gudea, dating back to the Neo-Sumerian era around 2090 BC, possibly originating from Girsu (now Tello) in Mesopotamia. Measuring 17.375 x 21.5 x 29.5 cm, this sculpture is classified as a stone-inscribed piece. It holds an...

This sculpture belongs to a series of diorite statues commissioned by Gudea, who dedicated his time to rebuilding the great temples of Lagash and installing statues of himself in them. Many were inscribed with his name and divine dedications,...

Although this statue is not inscribed, its style and workmanship match other sculptures of Gudea discovered in the city of Girsu near Lagash. Inscriptions detail Gudea's extensive temple construction and his production of sculptures, from obtaining...

The Statue of Gudea, dating back to approximately 2090 B.C., originates from the Neo-Sumerian period in Mesopotamia, likely from Girsu (now Tello). Crafted from diorite, this stone sculpture stands at 17 3/8 x 8 1/2 x 11 5/8 inches and is inscribed.

Statue of Gudea Period: Neo-Sumerian Era Date: Approximately 2090 BC Location: Mesopotamia, Specifically Girsu (Modern Tello) Culture: Neo-Sumerian Civilization Material: Diorite Stone Size: 17 3/8 x 8 1/2 x 11 5/8 inches (44 x 21.5 x 29.5 cm)...

Gudea ruled the state of Lagash in Southern Mesopotamia from around 2144-2124 BC. Born outside of Lagash, he secured a spot within the city's elite through his marriage to Ninalla, daughter of Ur-Baba, who was also the ruler of Lagash at that time.

The dedication of the diorite statues normally tells how ensi Gudea had diorite brought from the mountains of Magan, formed it as a statue of himself, called by name to honour god/goddess (x) and had the statue brought into the temple of (y). Most of...

This sculpture forms part of a collection of diorite statues commissioned by Gudea, who devoted his efforts to rebuilding the magnificent temples of Lagash and installing statues of himself within them. Numerous inscriptions bearing his name and...

Discovery site: Egypt, Giza, tomb G 2184 Total size: 26 15/16 x 9 3/4 x 17 15/16 inches Base (thin aluminum plate attached to underside): 1/4 x 9 3/4 x 17 15/16 inches Museum of Fine Arts, Boston object number 12.1482 Limestone...

Limestone seated portrait statue of Akhmeretnesut, superintendent of Royal gardens, proudly displays his dignified presence. Crafted in the distinctive style characteristic of late Dynasty 5 and early Dynasty 6, he sits with confidence, his left hand...

This imposing statue displays Mentuemhat, a powerful figure who held dual roles as governor of Thebes and Fourth Priest of Amun, with great authority in both positions.

... The sculpture bears the distinctive marks of the second half of the 5th century B.C. and its use of multiple materials ties it to the tradition of Greek cult statues made from gold and ivory by Phidias during that era. ... Augustan period artwork

Through Scan The World, we are creating a comprehensive digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe for everyone to access absolutely free. Scan The World is an open-source community effort, where...

Ancient Egyptian Schist Stele Late Period, Saite Dynasty 26 Reign of Psamtik I, spanning from 656 to 610 B.C. From the renowned Karnak Cachette collection Currently housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, catalog number JE 36665 Created through...

Located at Aghiorghitika, close to Tripolis, a statue is discovered featuring a seated individual who could be either an everyday person or a deity. This figure dons a chiton and mantle as its attire. ...The head and coiffure exhibit distinctive...

This is a 3d scan of “Seated statue of Amenhotep III” from the British Mueseum of which I attribute full credit. You may have to change the printing orientation or you can use my gcode file that has been scaled up to 500% with lightning infill and...

The statue is believed to depict Aphrodite Pandemos, a goddess revered by the people on the western face of the Acropolis.

The portrait of Zeno and the statue of Chrysippus are the only images of Stoic philosophers of the third century that can be identified with certainty. But there exists other portraits based upon the concepts of thinking as a strenuous and laborious...

... around 280-270 BC. ...The statue portrays a serene young woman sitting in deep thought, her gaze cast downward with an air of introspection. ...It was unearthed within the Horti Liciniani, situated inside the revered temple dedicated to Minerva Medica.

Located in Asea, Arcadia, this magnificent statue stands proudly, crafted from locally quarried marble. The figure, depicting Artemis or the revered Mother of the Gods, sits majestically on a throne, draped elegantly in a chiton. Carved at the...

... paws. ...A sleek panther skin is draped elegantly over the seat, adding to the overall aura of majesty. ...The stool's surface was originally adorned with vibrant painted motifs, featuring intricate patterns such as the meander and chequered designs.

Originally positioned in the temple built to honor Amen-Re in Luxor (the ancient city known as Thebes), this colossal statue stood alongside its counterpart (22.5.1) until Merneptah seized it nearly two centuries later, relocating it to the eastern...

This handsome young warrior, seated on the ground with arms and legs crossed, has been identified as a warrior due to the presence of a sword and his short cloak. The head, bearing a melancholy face, is ancient and does not belong to the body; it is...

Ancient Asian students toiled at a prestigious educational institution established during the final years of the 2nd century before Christ.

... wrapped in a luxurious panther skin. ...His right shoulder remains unobstructed as he dons a flowing mantle. The throne's intricate design, once a canvas for vibrant painted motifs, now stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of ancient Athens.

The majestic lion is seated proudly alongside statues of another regal lion and an eagle in the sacred precincts of Artemis at Sardis. Archaeologists believe that this group of statues was carefully assembled on a repurposed base during the Roman...

Seated pair statue of Iniuy and Meryre from late 18th Dynasty times. Iniuy's husband, a scribe at the Temple of Aten in Akhetaten (Amarna) and Memphis, sits to her right with his left arm extended behind to wrap around her. The inscription on the...

Title: Seated Mayor Rehuankh Statue Period: Middle Kingdom Reign Dynasty: Dynasty Twelve Leadership Date: Circa 1981-1802 BCE Geography: Originating from Ancient Egypt, Possibly Crafted in Abydos Region Material: Hard, Silica-rich Quartzite Rock...

Discovered near the Dipylon Gate in Athens, a probable funerary statue stands out as an early masterpiece of Archaic art, perhaps crafted by a skilled island sculptor.