Pottery painted male figurines

[Pottery painted male figurines]

Pottery painted male figurines, Western Han Dynasty, 42.7 cm high and 20.8 cm wide
The hair of the male figurines is combed from the middle, the head side to the left, and the mouth is slightly closed, showing a calm and resolute character. Wearing a right lapel dress, waist lace up, cuffs up, hands clenched, one front and one back, placed on the right side of the body, the fist heart hollow, originally may hold weapons, legs separated, bow. It depicts the image of a warrior. The hair, facial features and clothes are painted in black, red and green. From the perspective of carving style, the pottery figurines close to Yangjiawan Tomb in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province should be the early works of the Western Han Dynasty