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White jade mythical animal, Yuan dynasty-early Ming dynasty, China, 1279-1499. Artist: Unknown

White jade mythical animal, Yuan dynasty-early Ming dynasty, China, 1279-1499. A jade mythical animal, or possibly a stylised rabbit. Its back shows pronounced vertebrae and its stomach underside is ridged. Its hocks have flaming extenuations. The tail is bi-forked with bushy tail in centre curling to one side. The ears are small and cornucopia shaped, the claws well-carved and accentuated by double line. The rear legs are large in proportion.
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Title:
White jade mythical animal, Yuan dynasty-early Ming dynasty, China, 1279-1499. Artist: Unknown
Caption:
White jade mythical animal, Yuan dynasty-early Ming dynasty, China, 1279-1499. A jade mythical animal, or possibly a stylised rabbit. Its back shows pronounced vertebrae and its stomach underside is ridged. Its hocks have flaming extenuations. The tail is bi-forked with bushy tail in centre curling to one side. The ears are small and cornucopia shaped, the claws well-carved and accentuated by double line. The rear legs are large in proportion.
Credit:
Album / The Museum of East Asian Art / Heritage Images
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Image size:
2830 x 2213 px | 17.9 MB
Print size:
24.0 x 18.7 cm | 9.4 x 7.4 in (300 dpi)