Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes" - photo 1
Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes" - photo 2
Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes" - photo 3
Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes" - photo 4
Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes" - photo 5

Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes"

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€ 900
Auction dateClassic
07.12.2022 09:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
Event location
Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 875985
Lot 765 | Große Steinabreibung mit Darstellung der geschnitzten Steintafel "Kapitulation des Roten Miao-Volkes"
A LARGE STONE RUBBING DEPICTING THE STONE CARVING "THE NATURALIZATION OF THE RED MIAO PEOPLE" - China, Qing dynasty - South German private collection, acquired before 2007 The stone carving "the Naturalization of the Red Miao" 紅苗歸化圖石刻 from the Qing dynasty is located on the west wall of the north gate of the Main Hall of the Dace'en Temple in Xi'an, Shaanxi. It is 2.4 metres long and 0.86 metres wide, depicts a mountain path and the Qing officials travelling in ceremonial procession, the Red Miao kneeling to accept the surrender scene. The figures are on horseback and on foot, greeted by drums and music. The stone is broken into several pieces Minor wear, edges cut off, framed under glass
China, Qing-Dynastie
178 x 83 cm, R.
Auction house category:Asian art
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