Queen Of The Night - Magic Lens

Implementation of a "magic lens" to reveal a polychrome reconstruction of the Queen Of The Night, a Mesopotamian terracotta plaque. The "magic lens" effect is based on Miguelangelo Rosario's amazing work using refraction (https://sketchfab.com/miguelangelo2k). The Queen Of The Night, also known as the Burney Relief, was found in southern Iraq and made between 1800 and 1750 BC, this old Babylonian plaque depicts a mysterious figure that could be the demoness Lilitu or a Mesopotamian goddess. The polychrome 3D reconstruction was based on the digital reconstruction produced by the British Museum's New Media Unit also illustrated and described in the book The Queen Of The Night, by Dominique Collon. Height: 49.5 cm Current location: Room 56, British Museum Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab本研究实现了一款「魔法透镜（magic lens）」，用于呈现美索不达米亚陶制牌匾《夜之女王（Queen Of The Night）》的多色复原体。该「魔法透镜」效果基于米开朗基罗·罗萨里奥（Miguelangelo Rosario）利用折射原理完成的杰出创作（来源链接：https://sketchfab.com/miguelangelo2k）。《夜之女王》又名伯尼浮雕（Burney Relief），于伊拉克南部出土，制作年代为公元前1800至前1750年。这件古巴比伦牌匾刻画了一位神秘形象，其身份或为女妖莉莉图（Lilitu），亦或是某位美索不达米亚神祇。本次多色3D复原体基于大英博物馆（British Museum）新媒体部门完成的数字重构版本制作，相关内容也在多米尼克·科隆（Dominique Collon）所著的《夜之女王》一书中配有插图并进行了详细阐述。尺寸：高49.5厘米；现藏地点：大英博物馆56号展厅。数据集来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab