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3D model of a passion fruit model

DOI: https://doi.org/10.57756/1a5cvp
Creator(s):
  • Forsthuber Pauline
Publication date: 31 May 2024
Publisher: Naturhistorisches Museum Wien (NHMW)
Collections: Archive for the history of science
Instrument: Artec Space Spider
Resource type: Dataset
Specimen: NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035
License: CC BY-NC
CC BY-NC 4.0 International
Tags: 3d model 3dscan 3dscanning Fruit Gypsum Naturaliencabinet
Countries: Europe
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Forsthuber P. (2024). 3D model of a passion fruit model. NHMW Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.57756/1a5cvp

Abstract

3D scan of a model of a passion fruit. The model was created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. It is made of plaster and was coloured by hand. The model was used in the exhibit of the Naturalien-Cabinet.

Funding

Agency Program Proj. Id Proj. Title
BMKÖS – Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport Kulturerbe digital Bausteine des Wissens: das Naturhistorische Museum öffnet seine Sammlungen - Sneak-Preview in 270 Ja

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NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-highres.mtl High resolution 3D model (.MTL) of a passion fruit model 0 MB
NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-highres.obj High resolution 3D model (.OBJ) of a passion fruit model 30.8 MB
NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-highres_1.jpg High resolution 3D model (.JPG) of a passion fruit model 1.25 MB
NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-lowres.mtl Low resolution 3D model (.MTL) of a passion fruit model 0 MB
NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-lowres.obj Low resolution 3D model (.OBJ) of a passion fruit model 12.62 MB
NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035_3D-lowres_1.jpg Low resolution 3D model (.JPG) of a passion fruit model 1.29 MB

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Passion Fruit (NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035)

Passion Fruit (NHMW-AFW-DING-0046-035) by Natural History Museum Vienna on Sketchfab