We are thrilled to announce the addition of two stunning digital twins to our online collection! We recently had the privilege of 3D scanning two magnificent 18th-century Baroque masterpieces from the collection of the National Gallery of Slovenia, bringing historic artistry into the digital age.The Masterpieces of Joseph HolzingerOur latest 3D models feature the work of the renowned Baroque sculptor Joseph Holzinger (1735–1797). Both pieces are exquisite wooden polychrome sculptures, hand...

We’re excited to present our latest digital heritage project: high-resolution 3D models of wooden polychrome sculptures of Kneeling Angels, masterfully hand-carved by the Baroque sculptor Joseph Straub (1712 – 1756).Originating from the second quarter of the 18th century, these remarkable kneeling angels are a proud part of the collection at the National Gallery of Slovenia. To preserve their intricate woodwork and historic pigments, the sculptures underwent extensive conservati...

Organized by the Department of Art History of the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana in cooperation with Orsula d.o.o., the National Gallery of Slovenia and Media Production 100 GmbH, we are thrilled to announce a dissemination event presenting the latest milestones of the RCtoDC (From Raw Collection to Digital Collection) project!The event will take place on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, from 10:00 to 16:00 at the National Gallery of Slovenia. Please note: Due to overwhelming interest, the nu...

On February 12, 2026, the RCtoDC project successfully held its fifth webinar, Best Practices in 3D Scanning for Cultural Heritage, continuing the series dedicated to advancing knowledge and practice in digital cultural heritage.Hosted on Google Workspace, this session explored research-grade and scalable approaches to 3D digitization, moving beyond basic captures to high-fidelity results. Participants gained insights into practical examples, detailed workflows, and expert strategies on how to ma...

We are proud to announce the digital debut of two exquisite 17th-century wooden busts from the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Slovenia. These hand-carved masterpieces, created by unknown artists of the Baroque era, represent the pinnacle of period craftsmanship and are now accessible to a global audience through high-fidelity 3D modelingThe collection features two youthful male figures, identified as the Young Saint and the Young Pilgrim Saint. Both sculptures are characterized ...

We are proud to announce the digital debut of St. Stephen, kneeling, marking a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to cultural preservation and accessibility. Through the integration of cutting-edge imaging technologies, we have transitioned this masterwork from the gallery floor into a digital environment, ensuring its legacy is preserved for future generations of scholars and art enthusiasts alike.Redefining the Viewer ExperienceBy leveraging the combined power of the Artec Le...

We are thrilled to pull back the digital curtain on two remarkable additions to our collection: the Mother of God and St. John the Evangelist. These wooden Baroque treasures, held by the National Gallery of Slovenia, are now available as fully immersive 3D models, allowing you to experience 1700s craftsmanship through a 21st-century lens.How We Scanned ItTo create these models, we used the Artec Leo 3D scanner. This technology allows for a high level of detail while ensuring the safety of the or...

We’re excited to present two newly digitised 3D models of the sculptures of Mary Magdalene and St. Paul, offering a rare opportunity to explore these wooden Baroque masterpieces by Joseph Holzinger (1735–1797) in stunning detail.How We Scanned ItBehind the 3D models of these two figures lies a carefully planned digitisation process tailored to the delicate polychrome and gilded surfaces of the wood. Our goal was not only to create visually engaging models but also to produce accurate...

We’re excited to present two newly digitised 3D models of the sculptures of St. Donatus and St. Jerome, offering a rare opportunity to explore these wooden Baroque masterpieces by Heinrich Michael Löhr side by side.How We Scanned ItBehind the 3D models of St. Donatus and St. Jerome lies a carefully planned digitisation process tailored to the material, condition, and level of detail of each sculpture. Our goal was not only to create visually engaging models, but also to produce accura...

We’re excited to present the newly digitised 3D model of the Fountain of the Three Carniolan Rivers, offering a rare opportunity to explore one of Ljubljana’s most iconic Baroque landmarks in unprecedented detail.How We Scanned ItBehind the 3D model of the Robba Fountain lies a carefully planned digitisation process tailored to the immense scale and material complexity of the sculpture. Our goal was not only to create a visually engaging model, but also to produce an accurate digital...