figure BM-1913-0424.1

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Period:Qing dynasty Production date:17thC
Materials:stone
Technique:carved
Subjects:korean (?) official (?)
Dimensions:Height: 1690 millimetres Width: 620 millimetres Depth: 400 millimetres

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Stone figure (one of a pair) of a standing official holding a box, possibly a Korean envoy.
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图片[1]-figure BM-1913-0424.1-China Archive 图片[2]-figure BM-1913-0424.1-China Archive 图片[3]-figure BM-1913-0424.1-China Archive 图片[4]-figure BM-1913-0424.1-China Archive

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