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You Can 3D Print Your Own Mini Museum

Funerary mask by Geoffrey Marchal on Sketchfab

You Can 3D Print Your Own Mini Museum via Hyperallergic [Shared]

Admit it, you’ve always fancied yourself something of a curator of ancient statuary! For those looking to turn their desk, bookshelf, or dashboard into a gallery of Grecco-Roman masterpieces, Sketchfab user DL (@leinadien) has created a wonderous collection of statues throughout art history, rendered for 3D printing. The collection holds nearly 500 individual models by different Sketchfab contributors, and the possibilities are endless. For example, give the Little Free Library down the block all the gravitas with none of the cinematic curses, with this Egyptian funerary mask by Geoffrey Marchal.

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