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Perhaps the most engaging and distinctive groups of Tang funerary sculpture is the one representing ladies of the court
Paul Getty Museum
Mounted in plaster framed by wood with hanging support
Henry Anavian in the 1980s
A published Egyptian Alabaster Vessel, Old Kingdom, ca. 2575 - 2134 BCE Sculpture - Stone Perhaps the most engaging andof squat cylindrical form, with a flat base, straight walls, and a wide mouth with a thick everted rim, carved from mottled cream alabaster. An early 20th century catalog number "2920" applied in black ink to the body. Published: G. D. Scott III, Temple, Tomb and Dwelling: Egyptian Antiquities from the Harer Family Trust Collection, San Bernadino (1992), no. 127E, pp. 176 177. Dimensions: Height: 2 7 8 inches (7. 3 cm) Condition: Intact and in very
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