Period:Unknown Production date:6thC-7thC
Materials:stucco, 灰泥 (Chinese),
Technique:hand-modelled, mould-made, 模製 (Chinese), slipped,
Dimensions:Height: 21 centimetres
Description:
Fragmentary stucco figurine. The remaining part is the bust of a female person with a wrinkled face. She seems to be laughing with wide open mouth and half-closed eyes. Her hair is drawn back loosely under a fillet consisting of plain and beaded bands, the topknot of the hairstyle is broken. She is dressed in a clingin robe which seems to be embroidered partly and wears a large round earring in her right ear. Behind the figure, the remains of a cloak are visible. Traces of a white slip and yellow paint are still visible.
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![图片[1]-figure; 畫像(Chinese) BM-MAS.1014-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_00013059_001.jpg)
Comments:
Materials:stucco, 灰泥 (Chinese),
Technique:hand-modelled, mould-made, 模製 (Chinese), slipped,
Dimensions:Height: 21 centimetres
Description:
Fragmentary stucco figurine. The remaining part is the bust of a female person with a wrinkled face. She seems to be laughing with wide open mouth and half-closed eyes. Her hair is drawn back loosely under a fillet consisting of plain and beaded bands, the topknot of the hairstyle is broken. She is dressed in a clingin robe which seems to be embroidered partly and wears a large round earring in her right ear. Behind the figure, the remains of a cloak are visible. Traces of a white slip and yellow paint are still visible.
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