A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.

Bronze Emperor Qing Dynasty

$218.30
$218.30 $295.00
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A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
  • A bronze sculpture of a Qing Dynasty Emperor wearing a green and brown robe, seated on a throne with a textured patina to simulate antiquity.
Bronze Emperor Qing Dynasty

Bronze Emperor Qing Dynasty

$218.30
$218.30 $295.00
Cast bronze figure of a Qing Dynasty Emperor, with applied patina to simulate antiquity. It's a unique piece that blends the classic with the contemporary, making a statement without speaking a word..
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The Qing dynasty (1636–1912) was a Manchu-led imperial Chinese dynasty and the last orthodox dynasty of China. It was officially founded in 1636 in what is now Northeast China, but only succeeded the Ming dynasty in China proper in 1644. The Qing period ended when the imperial clan abdicated in February 1912, a few months after a military uprising had started the Xinhai Revolution (1911) that led to the foundation of the Republic of China.

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