Seated St Peter — 16th-Century Oak Sculpture 3D

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Photogrammetry-based 3D scan of a seated figure of Saint Peter, carved in oak in the Netherlands around 1510–1520.

Saint Peter is represented as leader of the apostles and the first bishop of Rome. He wears a cope, a long liturgical cloak, and holds his traditional attributes: keys in his right hand, symbolising his role as the doorkeeper of heaven, and an open Bible in his left.

The original 16th-century sculpture is held by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and is displayed in the Sculpture 1300–1600 gallery, Room 26.

This digital model was created for study, visualisation and artistic reference. Surface detail and geometry may reflect the limitations of the original scanning and reconstruction process.

Subject: Saint Peter Date: Circa 1510–1520 Place of origin: Netherlands Material of original: Oak Original location: Victoria and Albert Museum, London Gallery: Sculpture 1300–1600, Room 26 Digital model: Photogrammetry / 3D scan