Painted Horse

Tang Figurine painted with marks, three legs and a rectangular platform. The head is attached to the bottom, the eyes are open, the eyes are down, the mouth is wide open, neighing, the tail is upturned, and the two hind legs stand at the front and back, powerfully. Supporting the forefoot stride, everything is in line with the dynamics of the horse's neighing, emphasizing the strength of the neigh. The horse's plasticity is extremely realistic and vivid, and it is full of energy. It is a typical work of pottery horses in the Tang Dynasty

Ceramics Dynamics Emphasizing Everything Extremely Figurine Forefoot Glazed Hind Powerfully Realistic Rectangular Stride Supporting Tang Upturned Vivid

Features In These Collections

> Contributors > WHA