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Posted on July 1, 2009 at 5:35 AM

From my series on Chinese images, these miniature replica statues are of China's famous Terracotta Army. The original's are life size and number around 8000. They were buried underground at the entrance of China's first Emperor, Qinshihuang's tomb to protect him in the afterlife. They were modeled on actual citizens of the time and no two are the same.

 

 

 

"the warrior"

 

 

"the emperor's army"

 

These two images compliment each other and are available for sale from the orient gallery.

Categories: All, new work

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3 Comments

Reply Simone
10:11 AM on July 01, 2009 
Love the new work Anthony, particularly the top image the Warrior, dof and composition are superb!
Reply Anthony
10:39 AM on July 01, 2009 
Hi Simone, I'm really glad you like the latest work. I brought them back with me last year from China and they've been sitting on my kitchen bench since then. I've been wanting to do something with them for so long and finally did last weekend. I would really have liked to have seen the real thing when I was there but just didn't have enough time.

Simone says...
Love the new work Anthony, particularly the top image the Warrior, dof and composition are superb!
Reply amancuso
10:48 AM on July 01, 2009 
Hi Simone, not sure whether this reply actually got to you as I wasn't logged into my site when I sent it so I'll send it again just incase : )

Hi Simone, I'm really glad you like the latest work. I brought them back with me last year from China and they've been sitting on my kitchen bench since then. I've been wanting to do something with them for so long and finally did last weekend. I would really have liked to have seen the real thing when I was there but just didn't have enough time.

Simone says...
Love the new work Anthony, particularly the top image the Warrior, dof and composition are superb!