About this 3D model

This marble bust was probably made in the first hale of the 18th century Italy. This represents Heraclitus, a philosopher shown as an old man. The theme is common in the 18th century. Bust in marble of Heraclitus shown as an old man with loose hair and beard, the head cast down is turned to the right, tears flow from his eyes. A rough skin cloak is carried over his left shoulder and caught under the breast with rope. The right shoulder exposed. Gallery location:Grand Entrance, Room 60Courtesy of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London