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1. Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (Gu), Ritual Libation Cup Type 'Gu', Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (Hu), Covered Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (You) with Stylized Taotie Decor and Twisted Handle, Covered, Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Five Ring Handles, Ritual Food Vessel Type 'Gui' in the manner of a Western Zhou-period 'Gui' Vessel, Ritual basin, Ritual Wine Vessel (Jue) with 'Taotie' Decor and a Vessel
Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (Gu), Ritual Libation Cup Type 'Gu', Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (Hu), Covered Vase in the Shape of a Ritual Wine Vessel (You) with Stylized Taotie Decor and Twisted Handle, Covered, Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Five Ring Handles, Ritual Food Vessel Type 'Gui' in the manner of a Western Zhou-period 'Gui' Vessel, Ritual basin, Ritual Wine Vessel (Jue) with 'Taotie' Decor and a Vessel
Description
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Gu-shaped Vase (MWCh6:26) is probably from the 12th century of the Song dynasty (960-1279). Ritual Cup (MWCh6:27) is from the Hsuan Ho Period (1121) or Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Hu-shaped Vase is from the Ming or Qing dynasties (1368-1912). Covered Vase (MWCh6:32) is from the Song dynasty (960-1279). Ding is from the Zhou dynasty (1046-256 BCE). Gui is probably from the Western Zhou period (1046-771 BCE), Zhou dynasty (1046-256 BCE). Basin is probably from the Han dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE). Jue is from the Zhou dynasty (1046-256 B.C.E.), 722-481 BCE. Vessel is probably from the Shang (circa 16th-11th century BCE) or early Zhou (1046-256 BCE) dynasty.
2. Vase
Vase
Description
Chinese artwork probably from the Han dynasty (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
3. Covered Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Décor, Tomb Figure of Spirit Riding Water Buffalo, Tomb Figure of Standing Warrior, Tomb Figure of Saddled Horse, Tomb Figure of Standing Bearded and Mustachioed Foreign Groom and Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Covered Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Décor, Tomb Figure of Spirit Riding Water Buffalo, Tomb Figure of Standing Warrior, Tomb Figure of Saddled Horse, Tomb Figure of Standing Bearded and Mustachioed Foreign Groom and Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Description
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Tripod (MWCh20:1) dates from the 5th-3rd centuries BCE, Western Han dynasty. Spirit Riding a Water Buffalo (MWCh21:1) is probably from the Six Dynasties (221-589 CE). The Standing Warrior (MWCh21:3) and Groom (MWCh21:6) are from the Tan dynasty (618-907). Saddled Horse (MWCh21:4) is from the Six Dynasties (221-589 CE). Standing Female Attendant (MWCh21:9) is from the Han dynasty (206-220 CE).
4. Covered, Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Decor
Covered, Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Decor
Description
Chinese artwork from the Han (Western Han) dynasty, 5th-3nd century B.C.E. Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
5. Buckle
Buckle
Description
Chinese artwork probably from the Han dynasty (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
6. Covered Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Décor, Tomb Figure of Spirit Riding Water Buffalo, Tomb Figure of Standing Warrior, Tomb Figure of Saddled Horse, Tomb Figure of Standing Bearded and Mustachioed Foreign Groom and Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Covered Circular Tripod Food-Cooking Vessel (Ding) with Geometric Décor, Tomb Figure of Spirit Riding Water Buffalo, Tomb Figure of Standing Warrior, Tomb Figure of Saddled Horse, Tomb Figure of Standing Bearded and Mustachioed Foreign Groom and Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Description
Chinese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. Tripod (MWCh20:1) dates from the 5th-3rd centuries BCE, Western Han dynasty. Spirit Riding a Water Buffalo (MWCh21:1) is probably from the Six Dynasties (221-589 CE). The Standing Warrior (MWCh21:3) and Groom (MWCh21:6) are from the Tan dynasty (618-907). Saddled Horse (MWCh21:4) is from the Six Dynasties (221-589 CE). Standing Female Attendant (MWCh21:9) is from the Han dynasty (206-220 CE).
7. Tomb Figure of Standing Woman
Tomb Figure of Standing Woman
Description
Chinese sculpture from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
8. Tomb Figure of Servant
Tomb Figure of Servant
Description
Chinese artwork from the Zhou (1046-256 B.C.E.) or early Han (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) dynasty. Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
9. Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Tomb Figure of Standing Female Attendant
Description
Chinese artwork from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art
10. Tomb Figure of Kneeling Man
Tomb Figure of Kneeling Man
Description
Chinese artwork from the late Zhou (1046-256 B.C.E.) or Han (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) dynasty. Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art.
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