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Storage jar (kuan)
- Artist
- YANGSHAO CULTURE
- Date
- Neolithic period, Majiayao phase (3500–3000 BCE)
- Medium
- Swelling earthenware shape, narrowing to the base, with narrow neck and two lugs set vertically at the maximum diameter, painted with black pigment in a band of large swirls below a band of circular panels enclosing a star motif reserved on a cross-hatched ground
- Dimensions
- 42.2 x 38cm (diam.)
- Credit
- Gift of Wellington and Virginia Yee through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 2004
Exhibition history
Exhibition history not yet ingested for Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art. View at source ↗
Cite this work
YANGSHAO CULTURE, Storage jar (kuan), Neolithic period, Majiayao phase (3500–3000 BCE), Swelling earthenware shape, narrowing to the base, with narrow neck and two lugs set vertically at the maximum diameter, painted with black pigment in a band of large swirls below a band of circular panels enclosing a star motif reserved on a cross-hatched ground, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.
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Gift of Wellington and Virginia Yee through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation 2004
Metadata sourced from Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art open data collection
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