A Group Of Painted Pottery Female Musicians Han Dynasty (4)
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A GROUP OF PAINTED POTTERY FEMALE MUSICIANS Han Dynasty Comprising: a standing figure dressed in an elegant flowing robe, the hands concealed beneath the voluminous sleeves to the front, accompanied by two kneeling figures, one poised to play a qin, the other playing a pipe, fitted box. The tallest 29cm (11 3/8in) high. (4). Footnotes: 漢 彩繪樂俑一組 Thermoluminescence Analysis Report numbers C114k5 (the standing figure) and C114k6 (the pipe player) are consistent with the dating of this set.
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