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Painting Of Kneeling Figure
Image Not Available for Painting Of Kneeling Figure

Painting Of Kneeling Figure

DatePossibly 1898
Object NameTapestry
ClassificationsApplied Art
Dimensions66 x 36.5 x 2.6cm
AcquisitionPresented in 1929 by J H Stephen.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS024922
About MeThe kneeling figure is wearing a red robe and the colour red symbolises luck in Chinese culture. There are dragon head carvings around the base. The dragon symbolises male prowess, strength and divine rule and represents the height of power and auspiciousness.
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