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MODEL OF A HOUSE ON HIGH PILLARS
MODEL OF A HOUSE ON HIGH PILLARS
China
Year
1st-2nd century CE (?)
Materials
Beige-brown earthenware
Inventory
Cc/77.D
Dimensions
51,7 x 55,7 x 36,4 cm
Collection
China
Description
The model of this large and narrow house, erected on four cylindrical pillars, is composed of two superimposed removable parts: the support with columns and the actual building. Both are enriched by applied all-round figurines of different characters, both in size and detail. The lower part consists of a low rectangular base on which the four pillars rest, closely spaced in pairs. In the center between the four pillars, and therefore under the building, a swampy character larger than the other figurines stands out: it is perhaps the owner, who wears an official's headdress, long shoes and a tunic that also covers his hands. The top of the building is a gable-roofed house, enclosed by walls on the three smaller sides while the front opens into a verandah balcony.
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