Figura de madera tallada "Buey", Japón, s.XIX - XX It shows the large animal, wi…

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Figura de madera tallada "Buey", Japón, s.XIX - XX

It shows the large animal, with a serene expression and large open eyes, in a recumbent position, with its legs under its belly and its tilted tail attached to its body. It is on a wooden base that shows damage. Measurements: 16,5 x 21,1 x 27 cm

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Figura de madera tallada "Buey", Japón, s.XIX - XX

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