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Incense Burner
Incense Burner
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Incense Burner

Artist/Culture
Date18th century
Mediumbronze
Dimensions11 × 15.7 × 7.7 cm (4 5/16 × 6 3/16 × 3 1/16 in.)
ClassificationsMetalwork
Credit LineGift in memory of Dr. E.C. Sanford
Terms
Object number1925.9
DescriptionRepresents a fantastic bovine animal lying down, with a Sage seated on its back. Figure forms the lid, and has hole in mouth, and the animal's mouth.
On View
Not on view
Self-Portrait
Self-Portrait
Thomas Smith
about 1680
Conservation Status: After Treatment
"Sallet" Helmet
Southern German
1480–1490
Image © Worcester Art Museum, all rights reserved.
Guanyin Seated in a Grotto
Chinese
960–1279, late Song Dynasty (1200s–1300s)
Image Not Available for Right Tasset
Right Tasset
Michel Witz the Younger
about 1530
Image Not Available for Left Tasset
Left Tasset
Michel Witz the Younger
about 1530
Landscape (View of a Town)
Landscape (View of a Town)
American
after 1753
Sampson Vryling Stoddard Wilder
Sampson Vryling Stoddard Wilder
John Vanderlyn
1808–1812
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Breastplate for Heavy Cavalry Use, decorated with etched bands and borders
Michel Witz the Younger
1530s
Image © 2024 Worcester Art Museum, all rights reserved.
Gorget (neck-guard) from an armor of Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully
French
about 1630
Small Incense Burner with Lid, in the shape of a Bronze Tripod (ding)
Small Incense Burner with Lid, in the shape of a Bronze Tripod (ding)
Chinese
18th century, Qing Dynasty (1644–1911)
Small Incense Burner
Small Incense Burner
Chinese
18th century, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)
Image Not Available for The Illustrated Book of Useful Information (Ehon tsūho-shi)
The Illustrated Book of Useful Information (Ehon tsūho-shi)
Tachibana Morikuni
1729 (14th year of Kyōhō), 8th month