Bibliotheque du Roi - Candelabra

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Candelabras became more and more elaborate during the course of the eighteenth century and were frequently cast of gilt bronze. Monumental in size, this Candelabra meant to hold five candles is very complex in its design.
The central figure of this candelabra is a woman dressed in Ancient Roman fashion. She is standing on a marble and gilded bronze pedestal with a Bas-relief in the middle section.
Gilt bronze was used extensively for different types of lighting, ranging from freestanding candlesticks and candelabra to hanging chandeliers and lanterns. Sconces were usually placed on either side of a mirror so that the flames of their candles were reflected and multiplied in the glass.

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The candelabra comes in six variants, three with the sculpture in bronze, gilded bronze, and white marble, and three with the same materials just mirrored.

There is a script in candles named light. You can access it by going into edit mode, then edit linked, select the candles, and then go into content tab and double-tap the light. You can change the intensity, glow, the color of the light and etc. to your liking.

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You can adjust the intensity of the shadows beneath the object by selecting the face of the shadow and lowering the transparency to your liking.

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