Maybe the real art here isn’t the 3D model of Nefertiti, but the elaborate heist-movie scaffolding that’s propping it up. Photo via TrigonArt Advertisement ...

German artists snuck into Neues Museum and 3D scanned Nefertiti bust using Kinect 360 to return it to Egypt.

Nefertiti holds a special place in ancient Egyptian history. In the 1350s BCE, her husband Pharaoh Akhenaten moved the royal palace from Thebes to the newly built city of Akhetaten (now Amarna).

Culture Art News. Artists 'steal' Queen Nefertiti bust by secretly scanning ... The artists also released the information to the public so that anyone could download and 3D print their own Nefertiti.

They exhibited a 3D print of the bust publicly in Cairo, and released the associated data file to the Internet. Related Best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Max (HBO), and more ...

If you’ve ever fancied having Nefertiti’s likeness on your shelf at home, it’s now eminently achievable. A pair of artists have covertly 3D-scanned the Skip to content ...

The bust of Egyptian Queen Nefertiti, considered to be the Mona Lisa of the ancient world, may be a fake, according to two art experts. Swiss historian Henri Stierlin, author of several books on ...

Neues Museum officials said Monday that the show, "In the Light of Amarna - 100 Years of the Find of Nefertiti" will open Dec. 6. That's the 100th anniversary of the day when a German excavator ...

Art: Nefertiti. 2 minute read. TIME. May 26, 1930 12:00 AM GMT-4. ... a gracile bust of Queen Nefertiti which was more precious to Egyptians than tons of jeweled bric-a-brac. First, ...

Update, November 10th: preliminary infrared scans have, indeed, found signs of a hidden chamber behind the painting on the north wall. More tests are planned. On the north wall of the burial ...

His starting point was an analysis of high-resolution color photographs of the tomb, published in 2014 by Factum Arte, a Spanish company specializing in art replication.

Art World Egypt Gives Green Light to Search for Nefertiti’s Burial Chamber in King Tut’s Tomb. Are we on the cusp of one of the biggest archaeological discoveries ever?