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This 4 page paper focuses on two works of art from India, one from China and one from Egypt. The paper is divided into sections. Each piece of art is explained in depth. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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is thought to have been created between 1878 and 1841 ("Metropolitan," 2003). Experts believe that the expression on this Kings face is unusual in terms of what a King generally
looks like (2003). Indeed, the expression on the face of this sculpture that is actually only a face as there is no body attached, has a unique look. The eyes
are shut perhaps or maybe there are no eyeballs at all. There is certainly a depth to the lines that mark the eyes of this face. The nose is seemingly
marred, either by age or intention. Likely, there was a more recognizable structure that was a nose when this piece was first made. From this description, it may seem as
if the sculpture is quite ordinary or lacking in expression, but nothing could be further from the truth. The expression is bold and distinct. The artist works with a heavy
hand and the lips are intact and magnificent. In fact, the lips are carved in such as way as to render the upper and lower almost identical. While not realistic,
it might have been are truer rendition for the day as evolution has changed many features of man. There is much symmetry as far as the lips are concerned. In
terms of the facial structure and general features, and the sculpture as a whole, it seems to lack a sense of wholeness but there is continuity and the face is
well balanced in respect to texture and composition, at least in view of what is left of it. II. Vase, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period (China).
This piece from the Vase, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period is thought to have been made between 1662-1722 in China ("Metropolitan," 2003). The vase is porcelain and is painted (2003). There
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