Print and/or digital / eBook, including for use in on-line academic databases. Image for Magazines and Journals Book use Hypnos is one of the chthonic gods (death and life or the subterranean gods) and is therefore nicknamed Chthonios. Image for Website or Social Media Magazines and Journals Hypnos ( Greek Hpnos, German 'sleep') is a deity of Greek mythology.He is commonly considered the god of sleep. Web display, social media, apps or blogs. Concept Realizations combined our own 3D laser-scan of a plaster cast of the British Museum’s Roman bronze head, and our own digital sculpt of Hypnos’ body, which we modeled on images of the Prado’s stone Hypnos. Image for Presentation Website or Social Media The show’s set designers wanted a reconstruction of ancient Greek sculptor Praxiteles’ now-lost original sculpture of Hypnos. Non commercial or internal within a company or organization. Not for commercial use, not for public display, not for resale. I’ve now prepared the resulting 3D data-the first of its kind-for 3D printing wax patterns which are then hand cast in a variety of precious and semi-precious metals in the traditional lost-wax casting method.Personal Prints, Cards, Gifts, Reference.
The sculpture is fixe on a base in alabaster. There's no record of what happened to Lawrence's Hypnos copy, but in 2013 I 3D laser-scanned a high fidelity cast of the original Hypnos head at the Skulpturhalle plaster cast museum in Basel, Switzerland. Extremely rare bronze sculpture with brown green and golden patina by the Belgian symbolist Fernand Khnopff (1858 1921). Lawrence loved his Hypnos copy, writing "nothing, not even the dawn-can disturb me in my curtains: only the slow crumblings of the coals in the fire: they get so red & throw such splendid glimmerings on the Hypnos." Lawrence also wrote "I would rather possess a fine piece of sculpture than anything in the world." Lawrence ("Lawrence of Arabia") passed through Naples and wrote a friend "The bronzes in the Naples museum are beyond words." He paid a Neapolitan bronze foundry eight francs for a flawed freehand copy of the same bronze now in the British Museum.
In 1909, when he was on his way back from a tour of Syria, T. The goddess, draped in an ungirdled chiton and long himation, looks down. Would recommend Hypnos, it is quality you can trust. The infant Hypnos, who has wings like Cupid, takes a nap, resting his head on his knee. According to Peintres de LAme (1984), 'Fernand Khnopffs Head of Hypnos was undoubtedly inspired by the Head of Hypnos in the British Museum (attributed to Scopas, 350 BC) which Khnopff presumably saw on his first visit to Britain in 1891. It is supportive yet comfortable, no aches and pains and both of us love the new mattress. Head for Hypnos by Fernand Khnopff (1858-1921). We bought a Deluxe Ortho Bronze super king mattress in the boxing day sale and we are so happy with it. The piece’s vacant eyes, the surreal wings, locks of hair, and its ambiguous gender make for a remarkable artifact of other-worldliness which has spoken to people across time. Hypnos Mattress is the best and we love it.
The original bronze is missing its left wing, but I have digitally restored it using the surviving wing as a template. This pendant is an extremely accurate 3D laser-scanned, 3D printed, and hand-cast reduction of the British Museum's first-or-second century AD bronze "Head of Hypnos," the Greek god of sleep.
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