This 3D scan represents the Lady of Auxerre, a renowned example of ancient Greek sculpture from the Archaic period. This statue, thought to date back to the 7th century BCE, exemplifies the early development of Greek art, characterized by its stylized hair, geometric patterns, and an emphasis on symmetry and proportion. The Lady of Auxerre is believed to depict a goddess or a kore (maiden) and features a gesture of modesty with her hand placed on her chest, a common motif in early Greek art.

The 3D scan captures every detail of the original statue, including the fine carving of her hair, the folds of her drapery, and the weathered texture of the stone, preserving the authenticity and historical integrity of the artifact. This raw 3D model is ideal for digital preservation projects, museum studies, educational purposes, or creating a physical replica through 3D printing. Its historical and artistic value makes it a unique addition to collections focused on ancient civilizations, classical art, or archaeological research.

Applications:

Museum exhibitions and virtual displays.Educational tools for studying ancient Greek art and sculpture.Art restoration and conservation reference material.High-quality 3D prints for private collections or academic use.Digital archiving of cultural heritage artifacts.