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Danzatrice

2nd century BCE
Not on view
Esempio tipico dell’antica scultura cinese, questa figura di ceramica mostra la bravura dell’artista nel comunicare il senso del movimento in un oggetto statico. Lo scultore è riuscito ad imprimere nella danzatrice una forza vitale, catturando nelle sue movenze un attimo denso di tensione, mentre getta all’indietro una manica e si inchina lievemente piegando le ginocchia.

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Object Information
  • 西漢 彩繪陶舞俑
  • Titolo: Danzatrice
  • Periodo: Dinastia Han occidentale
  • Data: II secolo a.C.
  • Area geografica: Cina
  • Materiale e tecnica: Terracotta con pigmento
  • Dimensioni: Alt. 53,3 cm
  • Crediti: Collezione Charlotte C. e John C. Weber, dono di Charlotte C. e John C. Weber, 1992
  • Numero d'inventario: 1992.165.19
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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