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Warrior from the tomb of Emperor Shihuangdi, 221-206 BC (terracotta)
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Warrior from the tomb of Emperor Shihuangdi, 221-206 BC (terracotta)
6184640 Warrior from the tomb of Emperor Shihuangdi, 221-206 BC (terracotta); Xi'an Beilin Museum, Shaanxi Province, China; (add.info.: Qin dynasty, 221 to 206 BC, terracotta warrior protecting the tomb of the emperor Shihuangdi, all the warriors were painted, faces, hair and costumes, this one seems to be an infantryman, he is wearing his head wearing a hat, he wears a buttoned garment on the right, an armor made up of leather plates covering the body and the shoulders. Maybe a tank driver, holding reins in his hands. He wears a mustache. Xi'an Museum.); © Philippe Toutain
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© © Philippe Toutain / Bridgeman Images
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This stunning print captures the essence of a terracotta warrior from the tomb of Emperor Shihuangdi, dating back to 221-206 BC during the Qin dynasty in China. The intricate details of this warrior, meticulously crafted and painted with precision, showcase the skill and artistry of ancient Chinese artisans.
The warrior depicted in this image appears to be an infantryman, wearing a buttoned garment on his right side and leather armor plates covering his body and shoulders. His head is adorned with a hat, twisted hair bun, and a fine mustache, adding to his fierce appearance.
Perhaps most intriguing is the suggestion that this warrior may have been a tank driver, as he is depicted holding reins in his hands. This unique interpretation adds another layer of complexity to this historical artifact.
Located at the Xi'an Beilin Museum in Shaanxi Province, China, this terracotta warrior stands as a symbol of protection for Emperor Shihuangdi's tomb. The preservation of these warriors over centuries allows us to glimpse into ancient Chinese culture and history.
As we admire this print by Philippe Toutain, we are reminded of the rich heritage and craftsmanship that has shaped China's cultural legacy. Each detail tells a story of honor, strength, and dedication to preserving tradition for future generations to appreciate.
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