A GREY POTTERY FIGURE OF A RECUMBENT DOG
NORTHERN WEI DYNASTY (AD 386-535)
The figure is shown reclining on a shaped plinth, with its head raised, ears folded down, mouth open, tongue hanging out, and its tail flicked casually to the side.
5 ½ in. (14. cm.) long
Provenance
Nicholas Grindley, London. International Asian Art Fair, New York, 1999.
For a similarly modeled example, see Bronze and Works of Art: The Collection of Captain S.N. Ferris Luboshez, Sotheby's New York, 18 November 1982, lot 50.
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