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From munsonj@onid.orst.edu:
Nice image, I like the sarcophagi.
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From Andreas.Grates@public.uni-hamburg.de:
This is a wonderful piece of work, and I wouldn't point these things out if it
weren't:
1. Floor. No real joints between the slabs. They're deeper set, very rough and
are not really reflective.
2. Sarkophagusses (-gussi? -gussae? I could swear!). The texture suffers from
being put around such smooth, round shapes. It looks stretched in places, and a
bit low on resolution, too.
3. Display cases. I have never seen sheets of glass that don't have visible
means of support if forming a display case without a metal framework. Might be
only some clamps holding the things together, but the seem to be missing here.

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From enrique.sahagun@uam.es:
a very beautifull image and a very poetic explanation. Good work.

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From greentho@bellsouth.net:
Art: Entertaining, even arresting.
Tech: Beautifuly done. Somehow a little too reflective 
to be real. Actually, something I like.
Concept: A straight forward museum, but a very 
interesting one.


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From file:
This is good. Unfortunately, while each part is good, my eye doesn't know what
to look at. There is not a clear focal point, and so it looks jumbled, and
busy. It's getting there, though


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From file:
Lots of detail to observe. Very interesting. Sarcophogus on left and right look
flattened.
Notable for composition


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From file:
Technically very is successful. Textures and modeling are very beautiful