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East Asian Art

Funerary Procession

Made in China

Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), 16th century

Artist/maker unknown, Chinese

Lead-glazed earthenware

Tallest figure: 14 inches (35.6 cm)

* Gallery 235, Asian Art, second floor

2005-92-10a--l

Gift of Jeffrey C. and Carol B. Blank, 2005

Gallery Label

This set of figures represents a typical funerary procession for a high-ranking member of the Chinese aristocracy during the Ming dynasty.

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