Period:Unknown Production date:6thC-7thC
Materials:stucco, 灰泥 (Chinese),
Technique:hand-modelled, mould-made, applied, 模製 (Chinese), 應用的 (Chinese),
Dimensions:Height: 22 centimetres
Description:
Fragmented stucco figure depicting an ascetic. The emaciated torso remains while head, forearms and lower part of the body are missing. The bare chest of the man is crossed by beaded necklaces decorated with a rosette in the centre. The remains of a cloak can be seen behind the figure.
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![图片[1]-figure; 畫像(Chinese) BM-MAS.1031-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_00013060_001.jpg)
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Materials:stucco, 灰泥 (Chinese),
Technique:hand-modelled, mould-made, applied, 模製 (Chinese), 應用的 (Chinese),
Dimensions:Height: 22 centimetres
Description:
Fragmented stucco figure depicting an ascetic. The emaciated torso remains while head, forearms and lower part of the body are missing. The bare chest of the man is crossed by beaded necklaces decorated with a rosette in the centre. The remains of a cloak can be seen behind the figure.
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