54.61 x 36.83 cm (21 1/2 x 14 1/2 in.)
Lead-glazed ware: molded, buff earthenware with medium-green, lead-fluxed glaze; cold-painted pigments over localized unglazed areas
6th-7th centuryChineseCold-painted funerary ware: molded light gray earthenware with traces of cold-painted pigments over white gesso gound
2nd-1st century BCEChineseMolded, gray earthenware with traces of cold-painted pigments
6th centuryChineseLead-glazed ware: molded, brick-red earthenware with lead-fluxed glazes--the horse with hunter green, the detachable rider with caramel brown, his head, hands, and trouser legs unglazed, with cold-painted pigments on the exposed body clay
1st century BCEChineseGray earthenware with cold-painted pigments over white ground
7th centuryChineseLead-glazed ware: molded, brick-red earthenware with medium-green, lead-fluxed glaze; cold-painted pigments over localized unglazed areas
6th-7th centuryChineseGilt bronze
6th centuryChineseDehua ware (so-called "Blanc de Chine"): molded porcelain with applique elements under ivory-hued glaze and attached horse hair (simulating the figure's beard); with spurious impressed seal mark reading "Zhang Shou Shan" on the back
19th-20th centuryChineseStone
20th centuryChineseGilt bronze; with spurious inscription on pedestal and on back of the halo
6th-7th centuryChineseCold-painted funerary ware: molded gray earthenware with decoration cold painted in mineral pigments
2nd century BCEChineseLight gray stone, probably sandstone. From the “Elephant Chapel,” Wangmugong Cave 王母宮石窟, Jingchuan, Gansu province.
4th-6th centuryChinese