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Barrels Kangxi, Qing Dynasty
Barrels Kangxi, Qing Dynasty
BARRELS. Around, bowl-shaped, with slightly swung edge and on a foot edge. Decor in Famille verte (“green family”) with five figures in a landscape. In the middle a beach, on the r...
Small Dragon in Foliage
Small Dragon in Foliage
This small, but highly animated and energetic drawing depicts a dragon enmeshed with a spiral of saz foliage. Originating in a single point--a curled root clutched in the dragon's ...
Dragon in Foliage (drawing, recto); calligraphy, (verso)
Dragon in Foliage (drawing, recto); calligraphy, (verso)
This album folio has on its recto side a slightly tinted black-ink drawing of a dragon charging forward through dense foliage. It is an accomplished example of the so-called Ottoma...
Watch with a cast, gilded brass case, depicting St. George and the Dragon, inscribed 'Fur Gruber', maker's mark HVG for Hans Grüber, Germany (Nuremberg), about 1560. Watch with a cast, pierced and chased brass case, depicting St. George and the dragon. In
Watch with a cast, gilded brass case, depicting St. George and the Dragon, inscribed 'Fur Gruber', maker's mark HVG for Hans Grüber, Germany (Nuremberg), about 1560. Watch with a cast, pierced and chased brass case, depicting St. George and the dragon. In
Watch with a cast, gilded brass case, depicting St. George and the Dragon, inscribed 'Fur Gruber', maker's mark HVG for Hans Grüber, Germany (Nuremberg), about 1560. Watch with a c...
Gushtasp Slays a Dragon (painting, recto; text, verso), folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
Gushtasp Slays a Dragon (painting, recto; text, verso), folio from a manuscript of the Shahnama by Firdawsi
Gushtasp was a son of the Iranian king Luhrasp. When his father refused to abdicate in his favor, the impatient young prince left Iran for the capital city of Rum (Constantinople)....
Large, Broad-Shouldered Jar with Decoration of Two Striding Dragons, Each Pursuing a Flaming Jewel
Large, Broad-Shouldered Jar with Decoration of Two Striding Dragons, Each Pursuing a Flaming Jewel
Large, broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted jars of this type were popular in Korea in the late seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century e...
Figur. Qilin. Qingdynastin
Figur. Qilin. Qingdynastin
FIGURE. Qilin, fable animals with a dragon’s head, a deer’s body with a spring, an ox tail, a hooding and a horn in the forehead. Sitting with the left front leg uplifted. Decorate...
Portrait Photograph of King Ko-chong Wearing Royal Robes and Standing on a Carpet
Portrait Photograph of King Ko-chong Wearing Royal Robes and Standing on a Carpet
This photograph represents a mustachioed, middle-aged Korean gentleman standing in a room with a carpet on the floor and a plain backdrop at the rear. The gentleman wears the robes...