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Mingqi (funerary statuette representing a dog), Han dynasty, white terracotta

Mingqi (funerary statuette representing a dog), Han dynasty, white terracotta


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Filename: 940_18_88006085.jpg

Size: 2886 x 3655 (1.6MB)

Date: 13th March 2014

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Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Mingqi (funerary statuette representing a dog), Han dynasty, white terracotta

Mingqi (funerary statuette representing a dog), Han dynasty, white terracotta circa1st Century B.C. France, Paris, Musee Cernuschi (Oriental Art Museum), Chinese art

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Media ID 9512565

Ceramic Craft Decoration Grey Background Terracotta Animal Representation Archaeological Artifact Han Dynasty


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This print showcases a Mingqi, a funerary statuette representing a dog, from the Han dynasty. Crafted with exquisite detail and precision, this white terracotta sculpture dates back to the 1st Century B. C. Found in France's Musee Cernuschi (Oriental Art Museum), it stands as an exceptional example of ancient Chinese art. Standing at full length, this ancient artifact offers us a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the Han dynasty. Its intricate decoration and skilled craftsmanship highlight the artistic prowess of that era. The studio shot captures every delicate feature of this ceramic masterpiece against a subtle grey background. As we admire this single object, we are transported back in time to an age where animal representation held great significance in burial rituals. This dog-shaped sculpture symbolizes loyalty and protection, serving as both an offering for the deceased and a guardian for their afterlife journey. The antiquities like these remind us of our connection to the past and provide valuable insights into ancient civilizations' beliefs and practices. With no people present in this image, our focus is solely on appreciating the historical value and artistic beauty encapsulated within this han dynasty treasure

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