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nolongeronfridays
8 years ago

Old pop cans that transcend being trash to become art.

Smashed Aluminum Cans Sculpted In Porcelain To Mimic Ming Dynasty Motifs By Artist Lei Xue.

Smashed aluminum cans sculpted in porcelain to mimic Ming Dynasty motifs by artist Lei Xue.

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art lei xue ming dynasty sculptures ming dynasty porcelain pop cans
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chaoticdeputybailifffreak
3 years ago
Brief Illustration Of Womens Clothes During Le Dynasty (Vietnam) And Ming Dynasty (or Minh Dynasty, China)

Brief illustration of women’s clothes during Le Dynasty (Vietnam) and Ming Dynasty (or Minh dynasty, China) - around the same time 

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reblog art fashion vietnamese history chinese history ming dynasty le dynasty asian history southeast asian history
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chaoticdeputybailifffreak
3 years ago
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits
Back Portraits Of Chinese Women Depicted In Historical Art, By Chinese Artist --(Source). These Portraits

Back portraits of Chinese women depicted in historical art, by Chinese artist -阿舍- (Source). These portraits faithfully display the hanfu, accessories, and hairstyles of their respective time periods. See more art from the artist here.

Notes from the artist:

1: A Ming dynasty empress.

2: A lady from the Tang dynasty painting “The Eighty-seven Immortals”.

3: A lady from the Yongle Palace Murals.

4-5: A lady (4) and a maid (5) from the Tang dynasty painting “Court Ladies Preparing Newly Woven Silk". 

6: A lady from the Tang dynasty painting “Court Ladies Wearing Flowered Headdresses".

7-8: No comments.

9: Referenced from the book “Hanjin Clothing”.

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reblog fashion chinese history asian history ming dynasty tang dynasty
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