Multi-view three-dimensional reconstruction technology was selected to carry out 3D modeling of a Ming Dynasty bronze Buddha in the Zhangjiajie Museum. This paper describes the process of collecting images from the facade and the hollow bottom of the Buddha, and the specific workflow of Agisoft PhotoScan software used for three-dimensional reconstruction. The error analyses of the 3D coordinate of the control points and the error values, the model imaging and the image results show that the accuracy error of the 3D model of the Buddha is small. Compared with three-dimensional laser scanning technology, the multi-view three-dimensional reconstruction technology has the advantages of low cost, simple and efficient workflow and clear model imaging, which can be further promoted in the use of cultural relics work.