Scultura reclinabile di Naiad Modello 3D

Dual-camera photo scan at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Retopologized to efficient quads, UVs and re-projected texture in ZBrush medium polygon (~108K triangles) and high polygon (~1.7M triangles) versions included For the high polygon version textures are 8192x8192 pixels (color, normal, and specular maps) and 2048x2048 for the low polygon version Heres the description from the Mets website: This is a variant of the Reclining Venus with Cupid, now in Buckingham Palace, which was made for Lord Cawdor in 1814 and ceded by him to the Prince Regent. 1970.1, commissioned by the fourth earl of Darnley, was completed by Canova's assistents after his death and delivered to the earl at Cobham Hall in Kent in 1824. The original plaster model for the Naiad, completed in 1817, is in the Gipsoteca di Possagno. Compositional prototypes include Canova's Pauline Borghese as Venus Victrix and an ancient Hermaphrodite, both in the Borghese Gallery, Rome. Numerous slight indentations throughout the marble may be visible remains of the pointing system.