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Vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang (bronze inlaid with gold and silver)

Vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang (bronze inlaid with gold and silver)


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Vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang (bronze inlaid with gold and silver)

XIR341924 Vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang (bronze inlaid with gold and silver) by Chinese School, Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-24 AD); Peoples Republic of China; (add.info.: Liu Shen (d. 113 BC) was son of Han emperor, Ching, and governor of province of Zhongshan; his tomb and that of his wife, Princess Tou Wan, at Mancheng, are very important sources of information on Chinese burial customs and artwork of the Han period; ); Chinese, out of copyright

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This print showcases a magnificent vessel from the tomb of Prince Liu Shang, an exquisite example of bronze artistry inlaid with gold and silver. Created by the Chinese School during the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-24 AD), this masterpiece offers a glimpse into ancient Chinese burial customs and artwork. Prince Liu Shang, son of Emperor Ching and governor of Zhongshan province, left behind a remarkable legacy through his tomb and that of his wife, Princess Tou Wan, located at Mancheng. These tombs have become invaluable sources for understanding the rich cultural heritage of the Han period. The vessel depicted in this image is not only visually stunning but also holds great symbolic significance. Its intricate design reflects its purpose as a funerary item intended to accompany Prince Liu Shang on his journey to the afterlife. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to honor him in death. As we admire this artifact, we are transported back in time to witness the artistic prowess and craftsmanship that flourished during ancient China's golden age. This photograph allows us to appreciate both the historical importance and aesthetic beauty encapsulated within this extraordinary piece. Through Fine Art Finder's collaboration with www. bridgemanimages. com, we can now bring home a tangible reminder of our shared human history – an evocative testament to China's rich cultural heritage that will continue to inspire generations to come.

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