Bring classical Baroque elegance to your historical environments with this detailed 3D decorative painting, featuring The Annunciation (1672) by Italian artist Luca Giordano.

The asset combines an elaborate gilded Baroque frame with a separately editable canvas, making it suitable for historical mansions, churches, palaces, museums, art galleries, Gothic interiors, and cinematic environments.

• Detailed three-dimensional Baroque frame with elaborate floral carvings and scrollwork.

• Classical religious artwork by Luca Giordano (1672).

• Gold-colored frame with PBR metallic and roughness textures.

• Separately editable frame and painting canvas.

• Front-facing painting with a distinct aged beige material on the reverse and edges.

• Real-world scale, approximately 1.80 meters tall.

• UV-mapped meshes with included textures.

• Suitable for static interior decoration, architectural visualization, and historical environments.

• Objects: 2 separate meshes

• Triangles: 72,228

• Vertices: 85,926

• Materials: 3

• Active image textures: 3

• Frame Base Color: 2048 × 2048

• Frame Metallic/Roughness: 4096 × 4096

• Painting texture: 2926 × 4000

• Overall dimensions: approximately 1.44 × 0.173 × 1.80 m

• UV channels: 1 per mesh

• Rigging and animations: None

• LOD variants: Not included

• Formats: GLB and BLEND

GLB: Portable 3D model with embedded materials and textures.

BLEND: Editable Blender project containing the frame and canvas as separate objects.

This is a detailed static decorative asset intended primarily for visual environments. The ornate mesh contains open geometry and overlapping UV regions; it is not presented as a watertight, low-poly, or collision-ready model.

The frame was AI-assisted and subsequently prepared and refined in Blender. The painting is a historical public-domain artwork, not AI-generated.

Artwork: The Annunciation (1672), Luca Giordano. Image courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access / Public Domain.