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Han Art and Material Culture

Han Art and Material Culture. HIST241 2.4.2. Han Art and Material Culture. Principal Materials Bronze Ceramics – glazed and gray (unglazed) Jade Lacquerware Wood Stone Paint. Han Bronzes. Ceramics. Technology Technology was already very advanced (e.g., high heat kilns).

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Han Art and Material Culture

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  1. Han Art and Material Culture HIST241 2.4.2

  2. Han Art and Material Culture Principal Materials • Bronze • Ceramics – glazed and gray (unglazed) • Jade • Lacquerware • Wood • Stone • Paint

  3. Han Bronzes

  4. Ceramics Technology • Technology was already very advanced (e.g., high heat kilns). • Pottery wheels became more widely used. • Glazes further developed. Design • Relief • Paint • Glaze • Sculpture

  5. Ceramic Pots Clockwise from the left: painted ceramic pot; close up of relief detail of dragon and phoenix on first pot; painted earthenware tripod pot

  6. Ceramic Pots Celadon pot with mountain-shaped lid and animal designs

  7. Ceramic Pots Western Han painted pots decorated with acrobats

  8. Ceramic Pots Left: A footed Western Han white ceramic wine warmer with animal-head figurines decorating its lid Right: A Western Han glazed pottery ding with taotie-faced with door-knocker design

  9. Ceramic Figurines Left: painted sculptures Right: Western Han tomb statuette of cavalryman and horse

  10. Ceramic Figurines Left: laughing woman Right: Western Han tomb figurines of servants

  11. Ceramic animal figurines Left: Eastern Han green-glazed pottery dog Right: Eastern Han candelabra decorated with animal figurines

  12. Funerary Art Tombs of the elite • Vaults of brick or stone • Often had multiple rooms • Elaborately decorated Grave goods, or items buried with the dead) • Items used by the deceased during his/her lifetime • Items created specifically for interment, often in miniature Tombs and grave goods replicated the world of the living for the dead.

  13. Textiles

  14. Jade Burial Suits

  15. Jade and Lacquerware Jade • Luxury material, only used by the elite • Used mainly for ceremonial goods and accessories Lacquerware • Also used only by the elite • Used for both decorative and everyday items

  16. Jade

  17. Lacquerware

  18. Lacquerware

  19. Architecture Building Materials • Mostly wood and rammed earth • Some brick and stone • Ceramic roof tiles • Because most buildings were made of wood, there are few remnants of Han dynasty architecture. • Much of what we know is based on tomb miniatures, which appear to be replicas of real buildings.

  20. Stone pillar

  21. Tomb model Han dynasty pottery palace

  22. Tower architecture

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