Venus de laussel

VENUS OF LAUSSEL, WITH STAND (NON-MAGNETIC)

The Venus of Laussel, also called the Woman with the Horn, because of the object she seems to be holding in one of her hands,  is one of the fundamental works for understanding Paleolithic art. It is a female figure carved in limestone, measuring about 50 cm in height and 36 cm in width. It was discovered in 1911 by Dr Lalanne in the town of Marquay, Dordogne, France. It is estimated to be about 25,000 years old. It is currently housed in the Musée d'Aquitaine (Museum of Aquitaine) in Bordeaux (France).

PLEASE, IF YOU ARE GOING TO PRINT MULTIPLE COPIES OF THIS DESIGN, DO SO DIRECTLY FROM THIS POST, INSTEAD OF DOWNLOADING THE FILES. THIS INCREASES THE BENEFITS FOR THE DESIGNER AND MOTIVATES THEM TO CONTINUE CREATING.

DOWNLOADABLE FILES:

I include in STL or, where applicable, OBJ formats:

• Figure in .stl format
• Stand with inscription in SPANISH. The format is OBJ to be colored in your slicer. A video on how to do this is available at the end of this post.
• Stand with inscription in ENGLISH. (To be published in the coming days)

PRINT PROFILES:

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LANGUAGES:

The stand can be printed in both Spanish and English; there are .obj files and also print profiles for both languages.

RECOMMENDED MATERIALS:

The profiles are prepared for PLA, because I understand that this is what most users normally use, for this particular case, I recommend WINKLE SAND PLA.

PLA HD Texture Filament manufactured by Winkle

VIDEO ON PREPARATION AND PAINTING OF THE COLLECTION ARTIFACTS:

VIDEO ON COLORING .OBJ FILES: