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COURT LADY WITH A BELT
COURT LADY WITH A BELT
China
Year
8th century CE
Materials
Red earthenware, slip, pigments
Inventory
Cc/15
Dimensions
h 40,6 cm
Definition
Funerary statuette
Collection
China
Additional Infos
Provenance: Shaanxi (Chang'an?)
Description
The statue represents a court lady standing on her left leg, with the right leg elongated laterally. She keeps her hands gathered on her chest, hidden under her wide sleeves. The face is round, with a mouth painted red and eyes black; the large hairstyle, also black, is of the
duomaji
(“crop of falling from a horse”) type, a deliberately disheveled hairstyle in vogue towards the middle of the 8th century CE. She wears a floor-length tunic, with the drapery rendered in deep folds, open at the sides and with a black belt low at the hips. The robe is painted pale green on the shoulders and sleeves, pink from the belly down. The footwear that comes out of the skirt is large and painted red.
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