Ancient pottery war warriors, an antique, seek identification, and price

The historical value of the pottery figurines of the Han Dynasty lies in its survival, cultural value and economic value, and the rarity is precious, and the people of the Han Dynasty advocate the life concept of "death is like life" - to die is to go to another world, therefore, before life, we must go to another world to eat, use, and live are ready, and what we enjoy before we die. So today we see that a large number of funerary goods are often unearthed in the tombs of the Han Dynasty. Among these funerary goods, there is one type of object that exudes a glittering brilliance and is full of artistic charm, which is the Han Dynasty terracotta figurines (hereinafter referred to as Han pottery).

In this paper, we will briefly analyze the artistic value of several typical groups of Han Dynasty terracotta figurines. 1. Overview of the overall situation of Han figurines The discovery of terracotta figurines in the Han Dynasty is relatively common, and it is currently found in the whole country, especially in Henan, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Shandong, Hebei and other places. This article gives examples of four representative terracotta figurines: the drumming and rapping figurines unearthed from the Han Tomb in Tianhui Shandong, Chengdu, Sichuan.

The figurine is 55 cm high, gray pottery, pinched, topless, and is singing. The rap figurine wears a soft hat, a long scarf around his head, ties a knot on his forehead, sits on a clay round cushion, and is talking, smiling, dancing with his eyebrows, waving his arms and kicking his feet.

It is mainly reflected in the research, and the artifacts from the tomb should be fidelity.

Moreover, most of the terracotta figurines reflect the social conditions of the era in which the tomb owner lived, such as the decoration of the terracotta figurines, the style of carved clothes, the style of hair buns, and even the physical characteristics, all of which reflect the social style of the time.

In ancient times, there was no **, video, and terracotta figurines were a way to reflect history.

The terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shi Huang have begun new excavations, which reflects the importance of the terracotta figurines.

The artistic value of the debate can reflect the aesthetics and pottery level that people carried at that time; In terms of historical research value, including the development of the history of the CCP's pottery making, the costume of the simple pottery figurines reflects the clothing of the people, the historical appearance of all social strata, and can also provide information for the study of the development of the relationship between various ethnic groups in China.

The excavation of the terracotta warriors and horses of the Qin Dynasty is indeed rare in the world in terms of archaeological discoveries and ancient sculpture art in China, especially in the value of pottery art heritage. It fully reflects the magnificent picture of Qin Shi Huang, who was the first in China's history to establish a feudal unified and powerful country, of "fighting millions of battles and riding a thousand chariots", and "leveling the six countries inside and the Xiongnu outside, galloping thousands of miles and being invincible".