Figure of a gentleman 18th-19th century China This unusual sculpture portrays a gentleman wearing a long braid and an unadorned robe with a low-cut, folded collar, a Manchu style popular during the Qing dynasty. In addition to his imposing posture, the figures facial expression conveys a sense of self-confidence. Polished to evoke the texture of soft silk, his finely carved robe imparts realism to the sculpture. Although the figures identity is unrecorded, the sculpture is likely a portrait after a real person for a family memorial.. Figure of a gentleman. China. 18th-19th century. Boxwood, horse mane. Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Sculpture

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Figure of a gentleman 18th-19th century China This unusual sculpture portrays a gentleman wearing a long braid and an unadorned robe with a low-cut, folded collar, a Manchu style popular during the Qing dynasty. In addition to his imposing posture, the figures facial expression conveys a sense of self-confidence. Polished to evoke the texture of soft silk, his finely carved robe imparts realism to the sculpture. Although the figures identity is unrecorded, the sculpture is likely a portrait after a real person for a family memorial.. Figure of a gentleman. China. 18th-19th century. Boxwood, horse mane. Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Sculpture

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