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Fragment by Charles Lang Freer, Vincenzo Marcopoli — VisualArtsDB

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Charles Lang Freer Vincenzo Marcopoli

1100

Medium: Stone-paste painted under glaze
Genre: Sculpture
Museum: Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

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Stone-pasteceramicsTigerArtArts of the Islamic WorldRaqqa wareCharles Lang Freer collection

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Modelled hollow; a tiger's head.

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