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Teplice 3D Model.
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Teplice - Furstenau church Madonna altar with added altar wings paintings (Litomerice)
project for Euroregion Elbe-Labe heritage program
photogrammetry scan (900x36MP) - Teplice - Furstenau church altar - 3D model by matousekfoto 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 1861959 polygons.
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Kirkjubøstólur: Lectern Panel P 3D Model.
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The principal motif is a tonsured abbot standing dressed in a cowl; his halo indicates that he is a saint, standing with his abbot’s staff in his left hand and a buring torch as his emblem in his right. The staff, baculus was carried as the symbol of the pastoral duty.
There has been some despute to the identification to the person on the bench end, some say he cannot be identified while others have suggested the abbot to be St. Brendan, as his emblem in german documents is a burning torch, and St. brendan can be related back to Kirkjubø.
In the rounded top panel sits St. Olav enthroned. with a halo, crown, his long handed axe in his right and and the earth/orb in his left.
The small escutcheon above where the olique desk top would have been is the faroes coat of arms of the ram.
In the rounded upper top panel we find Erik of Pomerania’s Nordic Coat of Arms, the three crowns.
Dimension: 138 x 44 x 7 cm.
Created by Petur Hansen, using Artec Eva scanner and Artec Studio 16 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 616238 polygons.
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Kirkjubøstólur: Bench End R 3D Model.
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This carved bench end was incorporated into the benches standing in the “Parish Church” until 1874. It was then sent with th remaining decorated bench ends to the Museum of Nordic Antiquities, the presnt National Museum of Denmark. This presumably late medieval, bench end was in the furniture of the “Parish Church” in a secondary role. It seems likely that it was originally made as part of the furniture in one of the churchesin the episcopal centre.
Dimension: 113 x 31 x 2.5 cm.
Created by Petur Hansen, using Artec Eva scanner and Artec Studio 16 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 504052 polygons.
