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When was the earliest bronze statue in China?
Cast in copper or bronze, the surface of the gold, movable Buddha statue, commonly known as the bronze statue of the mother. This kind of Buddha statue is for the court, temple, and use; its appearance began in the Han Dynasty, prevailed in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and continued to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Republic of China, and even in the modern Hong Kong and Taiwan regions, the bronze statue of the mother-in-law is still in use. There are several types of bronze statues of the mother-in-law, such as Sakyamuni, Guanyin, Manjusri, Puxian, Heavenly King, and Motherhood. At present, in the antique stalls in Lanzhou and Xi'an, tennis balls often look like the bronze statues of the mothers, making the collectors difficult to distinguish.
The generation and identification of the bronze statue of the mother-in-law is a difficult task, but if it can be scientifically verified and analyzed, it will recognize the true and false. Here are a few methods: look at the imagery features to break the imagery of the various eras of Buddha images of all ages. This is the main basis for us to break you. During the Han and Sixteen Kingdoms, the Buddha's face was flat, his face was flat, his hair was straight, and he was sitting. During this period, the Buddha was single and the size was small. For example, in January 1989, a copper cash cow was unearthed from the tomb of the late Han Dynasty in Mianyang, Mianyang, Sichuan. Five Buddha statues were cast on the trunk. Each statue was 6.5 cm high. There was a horizontal elliptical light behind the head, and there was a meat chop on both sides. Micro-working, both ears are large, the upper lip is squatting, piercing the shoulders, the right hand is wearing a fearless print, the left hand is fist-bearing, the knot is falling and the Buddha is drooping, wraps around the wrist and hangs in front of the foot. This is what China found. The earliest bronze statue of the era.
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