Gertrude Bass Warner and the Early Photography Archive of the University Art Museum/Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

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

Title
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
LC Subject
Art, Chinese Art museums Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Repository
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Creator
unknown Chinese
Creator Display
unknown Chinese (artist)
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).
Style Period
Western Han Tang (Chinese style) Han (Chinese)
Work Type
decorative arts
Date
-0500/-0201 0221/0907
Identifier
mwch21b_0015
Item Locator
mwch21_
Accession Number
MWCh20:1 MWCh21:1 MWCh21:3 MWCh21:4 MWCh21:6 MWCh21:9
Rights
In Copyright
Dc Rights Holder
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Use Restrictions
To request permission to publish or use these materials please contact the JSMA Rights and Reproductions staff https://jsma.uoregon.edu/staff
Local Collection Name
Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art
Type
Image
Format
image/tiff
Set
Gertrude Bass Warner and the Early Photography Archive of the University Art Museum/Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Primary Set
Gertrude Bass Warner and the Early Photography Archive of the University Art Museum/Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Institution
University of Oregon
Cultural Context
Chinese (culture or style)