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[Note:
This example illustrates CCO creator display option
2 for unknown creators (CCO page 92). In this
example, the "Culture" field is used for the primary
identification of an unknown creator. It is linked
to a Concept Authority record for Chinese.]
Work Record
Class [controlled]:
• sculpture • Asian funerary art
*Work
Type [link]: •
statue
*Title: Tomb
Figure of a Bactrian Camel
*Creator
Display: Chinese
*Role
[link]: artist [link]: Chinese
*Creation
Date Display: Tang dynasty (618-907)
[controlled]: • Earliest:
0618 • Latest:
0907
*Subject
[links]: • religion and mythology •
animal • bactrian camel •
ceremonial object • funerary object
• food • afterlife
Style [link]:
Tang Dynasty
Culture [link]: Chinese
*Current
Location Display [link]: Philadelphia
Museum of Art (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United
States) • ID:
1964-9-1
Creation Location
[link]: Ch'angan (Guangxi, China)
*Measurements:
81.28 (height) (32 inches)
[controlled]: • Value: 81.28
Unit: cm
Type: height
*Materials
and Techniques: pottery with three-color
glaze
Material [links]:
• terracotta Technique
[links]: • glazing
Description: Tomb
figure of a camel laden with food for the deceased
in the afterlife. Given that the size of tomb
figures was regulated by law, this large and impressive
piece was probably commissioned for a high-ranking
member of the nobility. The rich tones of green,
yellow, and brown are typical of Ch'angan pieces.
Description Source
[link]: Philadelphia Museum of Art. Handbook
of the Collections. Philadelphia: Philadelphia
Museum of Art, 1986. Page:
27
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