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Portrait of Antinous (with corkscrew curls)

by Royal Cast Collection, SMK

Portrait of Antinous (with corkscrew curls): a plaster cast from SMK's Royal Cast Collection, scanned in 3D.

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Triangles: 300,000
Vertices: 149,958
Materials: 1
Textures: None
Size (W × H × D): 1.09 × 1.19 × 0.74 m
Rigged: No
Style: 3D scan

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portrait-of-antinous-with-corkscrew-curls.glb: 9adb76b842cb98e249d21544a5132745d40a1c291ab7e95443850e3bb87742b1

portrait-of-antinous-with-corkscrew-curls.stl: 415887a7248551b5aa0cbabc9967d2691ac4111cb20a34fdf0dd4b8be28e8d4f

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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 of Aphrodite Urania with left foot on a tortoise, appr. 420 BC Being the Goddess of desire and childbirth, she was supposed to share the joy of everything wet with the phallic looking tortoise. The name “Urania” refers to her birth out of the God of the Sky Uranos’ testicles. She represents one side of love’s two-sided nature, the celestial, eternal love as opposed to “Pandemos”, earthly love. In the Nineteenth century Homosexual men began speaking of themselves as being “Uranian” meaning having a 3rd kind of gender. According to Plato’s antique text “Symposion” these were both the manliest and the most skilled for politics, and guardians of democratic rule.

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: Portræt af Antinoos (m. proptrækker-krøller).

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