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Kneeling man, a Niobid or wrestler, with raised right arm

by Royal Cast Collection, SMK

Kneeling man, a Niobid or wrestler, with raised right arm: a plaster cast from SMK's Royal Cast Collection, scanned in 3D.

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Vertices: 149,994
Materials: 1
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Size (W × H × D): 0.51 × 1.43 × 1.24 m
Rigged: No
Style: 3D scan

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Plaster casts from SMK's Royal Cast Collection, scanned in 3D and published as public domain. SMK does not endorse ModelsXi.

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Copy in plaster, acquired 1897 and made on a sculpture found in the gardens of Emperor Nero in Subiaco, dating to the 2nd. Century BCE, Early HellenisticStyle If it is a “Niobide boy” he formed part of a group of dying children. Shot to death by the gods Apollo and Diana, because their mother Niobe had boasted, that she had more children than the Gods, even. This is human “hubris” that has to be relentlessly punished by “nemesis”, divine wrath.

A plaster cast in the Royal Cast Collection of SMK, the National Gallery of Denmark, scanned in 3D. SMK publishes the scan with the Public Domain Mark: no known copyright. SMK does not endorse ModelsXi.

Danish title: Knælende mand, niobide eller bryder, med løftet h. arm.

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