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Camel. Mortuary figure
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Camel. Mortuary figure

Artist ((618–906))
Date618–906
Mediumpolychrome pottery
Dimensions39 cm (15 3/8 in.)
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineGift of Mrs. E.D. Buffington
Object number1917.73
Label TextAlthough horses are the best known of the T'ang pottery figures, the camels which are found in many different styles are also highly regarded. In comparison to the slightly earlier Six Dynasties horse (opposite wall), this pottery figure of a camel announces the more natural approach of the T'ang potter as well as his extensive range of T'ang glazed animal figures.
On View
Not on view
Image Not Available for Bullock (from Bullock and Cart)
Bullock (from Bullock and Cart)
Tang Dynasty
Tang Dynasty (618–906)
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Horse Woman
Tang Dynasty
Tang Dynasty (618–906)
Buddhist Monk
Buddhist Monk
Tang Dynasty
9th century
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Taoist Stele
Tang Dynasty
730
Image Not Available for Horse
Horse
Style of T'ang Dynasty
1900-1972
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Tomb Pillar
Han Dynasty
206–220
Photographed September, 2008
Head of Guanyin
Yuan Dynasty
1260–1368
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Vase
Tennessee
possibly prehistoric
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Two-Handle Polychrome Jar
Casas Grandes
n.d.
Creche with Figures of Christ Child, Mary, Joseph, and Two Angels
Creche with Figures of Christ Child, Mary, Joseph, and Two Angels
Spanish
1700s or later
Figure of a man to the waist
Figure of a man to the waist
Classic Veracruz
600 - 1100
Figure fragment lacking head and legs below knee
Figure fragment lacking head and legs below knee
Ancient Egyptian
n.d.