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| Bust of a ruler, Acropolis Museum 3D Model |
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| Model's Description: Bust of a ruler, Acropolis Museum 3d model contains 149,992 polygons and 74,992 vertices. Inventory number: EAΜ 419 Roman Period 2nd cent. AD It was found in the Theatre of Dionysos in 1870 or 1876. At the back, the biggest part of his hair has been restored. It depicts a young man with idealised features, rich and unruly hair which fall on the shoulders, and a short beard. His head emerges out of a flower’s calyx as the two acanthus leaves still preserved on his nape show. The flower as a symbol of eternity and rebirth indicates that the man had died by the time that his portrait was made. Who the depicted person is remains unknown. Perhaps he was a philhellene ruler or the descendant of a royal family who had more of a spiritual than political connection to Athens. Some researchers identify him with Sauromates II, king of the Cimmerian Bosporus, others with Rhoemetalkes whereas there are scholars who think it is Herodes Atticus or the emperor Gallienus. Information from: https://www.theacropolismuseum.gr/en/bust-ruler 3D model: Aleix Barberà Giné from 64 photos with an iphone 12 pro - Bust of a ruler, Acropolis Museum - 3D model by Resguard |
| Model's Textures: (2) N Texture #1 RGB Texture #2 |
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