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Tang Dynasty Prancing Horse
$ 38,000
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Tear Sheet Print
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Description
LARGE PAINTED POTTERY FIGURE OF A PRANCING HORSE
TANG DYNASTY (618-907)
The horse is naturalistically modelled with the right leg raised, the mouth open and the head turned slightly to the left. The saddle is covered with a cloth gathered on either side and the trappings are hung with tassels. There are traces of black, dark red, reddish-orange and gilt pigments.
TL Tested, with Oxford. Certification -
More Information
Origin: China Period: Pre 18th Century Materials: Terracotta Condition: Good. Typical restoration to ears, tail, saddle Creation Date: 618-907 A.D. Styles / Movements: Asian, Traditional, Ancient Art Patterns: Asian/Oriental Incollect Reference #: 454406 -
Dimensions
W. 18 in; H. 18 in; W. 45.72 cm; H. 45.72 cm;
Message from Seller:
I became interested in the Ceramic Arts; specifically Ancient Chinese Pottery, when my brother Marc; also an art dealer, introduced it to me over 20 years ago. Since then I traveled throughout Asia; including Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea, in search for those special pieces that appeal to the discerning collector, as well as the Designer Market.
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