拍賣筆記 vol.194 蘇富比香港：坂本五郎，82.55萬港元成交，唐陶加彩仕女立俑 - Sakamoto Gorō, A large painted pottery figure of a court lady, Tang dynasty
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十分重要的一件大體量唐代仕女，82.55萬的價格依然是十分便宜。身上的衣服紋飾罕見，面相優美，超過了藍彩抱嬰兒的同場拍品。
唐 陶加彩仕女立俑
估價
10,000 - 20,000 HKD
拍品已售
825,500 HKD
上手圖：
描述
此俑身穿長袍，衣袍上飾以細緻花卉紋樣，衣褶於裙襬處自然垂墜，層層堆疊，並露出鞋尖。雙臂於胸前交疊，作持物狀。器身以紅陶塑成，表面可見白色化妝土殘留。附木座與日本製木盒。高55公分。
圖錄說明
此俑形象塑造極為細膩，面容豐潤，嘴唇小巧成心形，頭部優雅地微微側傾。具此種豐腴面貌的陶俑，一般可歸屬於八世紀上半葉，尤以唐玄宗（712–756年在位）時期為代表。豐滿的身形、寬大厚重的長袍與華麗誇張的髮型，均反映出由帝王寵妃楊貴妃（719–756年）所引領的審美風尚。此俑所梳之髮式為「墜馬髻」，據傳名自唐玄宗迷戀楊貴妃墜馬後蓬鬆散亂的髮容，遂成風尚。
A large painted pottery figure of a court lady, Tang dynasty
Estimate
10,000 - 20,000 HKD
Lot Sold
825,500 HKD
Description
depicting wearing a long robe detailed with floral motifs and draping to voluminous folds at the base while exposing the tips of the shoes, her arms portrayed folded as though holding something near the chest, the reddish earthenware with traces of white slip, wood stand and Japanese wood box
55 cm
Catalogue Note
Sensitively fashioned with a plump face, small heart-shaped lips and the head elegantly tilted to one side, pottery figures with such voluptuous features are attributed to the first half of the 8th century, and in particular to the reign of Emperor Xuanzong (r. 712-756). The plump features of these figures, their long voluminous robes and flamboyant hairstyles are believed to be representative of the aesthetic trend led by the famous imperial concubine Yang Guifei (719-756), beloved consort of the emperor. The figure’s distinctive hairstyle, known as ‘zhuimaji (falling off the horse bun)’, originated according to legend with the Emperor’s fascination with Yang Guifei’s appearance after she fell from a horse.
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