We’re excited to present two newly digitised 3D models of Emperor Charles VI, offering a rare opportunity to explore both the finished marble sculpture and its terracotta counterpart side by side.Emperor Charles VI in MarbleSculpted in 1728 by Francesco Robba, the marble bust originally adorned the Triumphal Arch at the city gate (Vicedomska vrata) in Ljubljana, where it remained until 1791. It was later kept at Ljubljana Town Hall and is today preserved at the City Museum of Ljubljana.The...

A 3D scan of the marble sculpture of Saint Francis Regis by Baroque master Francesco Robba is now available online.The model was captured using the Artec Leo and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, then processed in Artec Studio 19, resulting in a highly detailed and accurate digital representation of this important work.Originally created for the Altar of Saint Ignatius Loyola in the Church of St. Catherine in Zagreb, the sculpture is a significant example of Robba’s mature Baroque style and an in...

The Adoring Angel sculpted by Francesco Robba on the left side of the Altar of the Holy Body in St Nicholas’ Cathedral, Ljubljana, is now available to explore in high-resolution digital form.This Baroque figure, conceived as a counterpart to the angel on the opposite side of the altar, has been carefully documented to capture the subtle detailing of its carving and its reverent, contemplative stance.The 3D scan was produced using Artec Leo and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and subsequently refined...

A high-resolution 3D scan of Francesco Robba’s Adoring Angel, part of the Altar of the Holy Body in St Nicholas’ Cathedral in Ljubljana, is now available to explore online.This Baroque angel—positioned on the right side of the altar—has been meticulously digitized to preserve its intricate carving and delicate devotional posture.The scan was captured using the Artec Leo and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, then expertly processed in Artec Studio Professional to ensure a faithfu...

A 3D scan of the sculpture of St Bonaventure from The Church of St. Francis Assisi in Ljubljana is now available onlineThe model was captured using the Artec Leo, Artec Space Spider II and the Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and subsequently processed in Artec Studio 19. The result is a highly detailed and faithful digital representation of one of Robba’s important sculptural works.For an even closer look, click here! Francesco Robba: St Bonaventura_4K by RCtoDC on S...

A 3D scan of the sculpture of Saint Anthony of Padua from The Church of St. Francis Assisi in Ljubljana is now available online.The model was captured using the Artec Leo and the Canon EOS R5 Mark II, then processed in Artec Studio 19. The result is a highly detailed and faithful digital representation of this significant devotional artwork. For an even closer look, click here!Francesco Robba: St Anthony of Padua_4K by RCtoDC on Sketchfab

A 3D scan of the Baroque sculpture of Saint John Nepomuk by Francesco Robba is now available online.The model was captured using the Artec Leo and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and processed in Artec Studio Professional, resulting in a highly detailed and faithful digital representation of this important work.Originally part of the monumental group of St John of Nepomuk (c. 1737), which once stood in Klagenfurt’s main square, the sculpture is one of the few surviving figures after the monument&rsq...

On October 24, 2025, the RCtoDC project held its fourth webinar, Data Processing, Editing & Management. The event, hosted on Google Workspace, brought together cultural heritage professionals to discuss the importance of key steps involved in turning raw 3D scan data into usable and shareable models. We covered essential topics such as captured data pre-selection, processing workflows (including alignment, meshing, and texturing), and the best practices for editing and refinin...

A 3D scan of Francesco Robba’s marble sculpture of St Roch from the Klagenfurt Cathedral is now accessible online. The scan was captured using the Artec Leo and Canon EOS R5 Mark II, and processed in Artec Studio Professional to ensure a precise and detailed digital representation of this Baroque masterpiece. Originally part of the public monument of St John of Nepomuk (c. 1737), located in Klagenfurt’s main square, the monument was removed in 1874. From the original seven ...

To support better understanding and consistent communication in the field of 3D data processing, we’ve prepared a comprehensive glossary of key terms related to 3D data processing, editing, and management.This document includes clear and concise definitions of commonly used terms in the field. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, this glossary serves as a quick reference to support your learning and engagement. To download the glossary, click here.