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FLUTE PLAYER
FLUTE PLAYER
China
Year
Second half of 7th- early 8th century CE
Materials
Earthenware, slip, pigments
Inventory
Cc/18e
Dimensions
h 19,9 cm
Definition
Funerary statuette
Collection
China
Additional Infos
Provenance: Shaanxi (or Henan?)
Description
The young player, part of a group that includes four other players and a dancer, is depicted sitting cross-legged on a thin square base, playing a flute with both hands. The fingers are well shaped and spaced, as if they were moving. The girl has a round face, made up of pink paint on her cheeks and red on her mouth, black for her eyelashes and eyes. A
huandian
floral motif is drawn in red on her forehead. The black hair is parted in the middle and is combed in a double bun hairstyle (
shuangji
). The player wears a low-cut bodice with long, narrow sleeves, a white vest and a full skirt with a long red scarf.
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