Description
Ox, Eastern Han Dynasty China (206 BC - 220 AD), Gansu, Wuwei District H. 25.5 cm - L : 29 cm. Wood (spruce), remains of polychromy. The different elements of the body were carved separately and assembled (horns, legs, tail). The ox stands firmly on its four legs. C14 test, Iso Trace, Radiocarbon Laboratory, University of Toronto, Canada. Provenance: 1997-2022. Liliane and Michel Durand-Dessert Collection, Paris Acquired from the Jacques Barrère Gallery, Paris
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Ox, Eastern Han Dynasty China (206 BC - 220 AD), Gansu, Wuwei District H. 25.5 cm - L : 29 cm. Wood (spruce), remains of polychromy. The different elements of the body were carved separately and assembled (horns, legs, tail). The ox stands firmly on its four legs. C14 test, Iso Trace, Radiocarbon Laboratory, University of Toronto, Canada. Provenance: 1997-2022. Liliane and Michel Durand-Dessert Collection, Paris Acquired from the Jacques Barrère Gallery, Paris
