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Standing female attendant
206 BCE - 220 CE2nd century BCE - 2nd century CE
15 1/4 in. (38.74 cm)
Chinese, Western Han dynasty, Chinese, (206–220)
Object Type:
tomb figure
Medium and Support:
Earthenware with painted polychrome decoration
Credit Line:
Gift of Bill Bomar
Accession Number:
1981.343
Object Description
Standing statuette of court lady wrapped in a wide-sleeved long garment falling to her feet in fish tail folds, her hands hidden in her wide long sleeves. Her hair is gathered in a large bun hanging down her neck. Traces of polychrome pigments. Repainting. 1/19/07: Some information about the piece was changed after research and examination by Jennifer Casler Price, Curator of Asian and Non-Western Art at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. This research was made possible through a grant funded by Institute of Museum and Library Services (MA-01-05-0387) for the period of October 2005- October 2007.
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James Peck
and Patrick Kelly.
Old Jail Art Center Catalogue.
Old Jail Art Center.
Albany, 2016
Page Number: 107
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