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Jar, 2nd century BCE, 6 3/4 x 4 1/8 in. (17.15 x 10.48 cm), Earthenware with traces of pigment, China, 2nd century BCE, Well-preserved examples of Han painted pottery, these three storage vessels demonstrate that sophisticated production techniques relying on a division of labor and quality control were well established by the Western Han. Although potted and painted by different artisans, all three jars appear to have come off the same assembly line. Uniform production standards became very important during Han when tremendous wealth was made through national and international trade. The red and black colors as well as the stylized curvilinear cloud designs are derived directly from lacquer objects which had become popular during the late Zhou and early Han (4th-1st century BCE).

Jar, 2nd century BCE, 6 3/4 x 4 1/8 in. (17.15 x 10.48 cm), Earthenware with traces of pigment, China, 2nd century BCE, Well-preserved examples of Han painted pottery, these three storage vessels demonstrate that sophisticated production techniques relying on a division of labor and quality control were well established by the Western Han. Although potted and painted by different artisans, all three jars appear to have come off the same assembly line. Uniform production standards became very important during Han when tremendous wealth was made through national and international trade. The red and black colors as well as the stylized curvilinear cloud designs are derived directly from lacquer objects which had become popular during the late Zhou and early Han (4th-1st century BCE).
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Jar, 2nd century BCE, 6 3/4 x 4 1/8 in. (17.15 x 10.48 cm), Earthenware with traces of pigment, China, 2nd century BCE, Well-preserved examples of Han painted pottery, these three storage vessels demonstrate that sophisticated production techniques relying on a division of labor and quality control were well established by the Western Han. Although potted and painted by different artisans, all three jars appear to have come off the same assembly line. Uniform production standards became very important during Han when tremendous wealth was made through national and international trade. The red and black colors as well as the stylized curvilinear cloud designs are derived directly from lacquer objects which had become popular during the late Zhou and early Han (4th-1st century BCE).
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Tamaño imagen:
3708 x 5841 px | 62.0 MB
Tamaño impresión:
31.4 x 49.5 cm | 12.4 x 19.5 in (300 dpi)
Palabras clave:
2ND CENTURY B. C. • CHINA • CINTA TRANSPORTADORA • COLOR ROJO • CONTROL DE CALIDAD • DIVISION • EN ROJO • FAENA • IMPORTANTE • LABOR • LABORAL • LABORES • LOZA DE BARRO (CERÁMICA) • NACIONAL • OBRA • PIGMENTO • PINTADO • POPULAR • POZO • ROJA • ROJO (COLOR) • ROJO • S. II AC • SIGLO II A. C. • SIGLO II AC • TARRO • TRABAJAR • TRABAJO