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EARLY TANG DYNASTY
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A Pair of Painted and Ochre-Glazed Pottery Figures of Equestrian Archers
Early Tang Dynasty
Each ochre-glazed horse standing foursquare on a rectangular base, each rider seated astride an unglazed saddle blanket holding a bow, with a scabbard on his thigh, each smiling broadly and with painted black cap closely fitted and tied at the forehead, traces of orange, red and black pigment
13¼ and 13¾in. (33.7 and 35cm.) high (2)
Early Tang Dynasty
Each ochre-glazed horse standing foursquare on a rectangular base, each rider seated astride an unglazed saddle blanket holding a bow, with a scabbard on his thigh, each smiling broadly and with painted black cap closely fitted and tied at the forehead, traces of orange, red and black pigment
13¼ and 13¾in. (33.7 and 35cm.) high (2)
Provenance
J.J. Lally
Exhibited
Santa Ana, Bowers Museum of Cultural Art, Seeking Immortality: 6 October 1996 - 16 March 1997, no. 119.
Hempstead, Hofstra Museum, Hofstra University, Appeasing the Spirits, 14 February - 7 May 1993, no. 32.
Binghamton, College Art Gallery, State University of New York, Appeasing the Spirits, 9 October - 14 November 1993, no. 32.
Hempstead, Hofstra Museum, Hofstra University, Appeasing the Spirits, 14 February - 7 May 1993, no. 32.
Binghamton, College Art Gallery, State University of New York, Appeasing the Spirits, 9 October - 14 November 1993, no. 32.