Public-domain art from Central Asia
20 public-domain plates · 9th century BCE to 19th century · 1 attributed
20 public-domain works from Central Asia spanning the 9th century BCE to 19th century, drawn from museum open-access programmes and released under CC0 or an equivalent public-domain flag. Free to download and reuse. Of these, 1 carry a named artist or maker.
Artists & makers in this set
Subjects covered
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Flintlock Fowling Piece Given by the Empress Catherine II of Russia to the French Ambassador
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Sword Guard in the Form of Confronted Dragons
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Fragment with a Head of Bodhisattva
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Fragment with a Head of Bodhisattva
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Lion Plaque
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Brocade with Phoenixes
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Woman’s Mantle (Chyrpy)
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Textile with Tiny Leaves
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Textile with Diamonds
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Suzani with floral sprays
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Textile with Palmettes
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Cloth of Gold: Displayed Falcons
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Tapestry with golden lions and palmettes
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Vase
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Silver Vessels
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Albarello Jar with an Aphorism
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Beaker
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Rhyton
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Cloth of gold with winged lions and griffins
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Celestial Musician
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Works in this set
- Flintlock Fowling Piece Given by the Empress Catherine II of Russia to the French Ambassador A catalogued work
- Sword Guard in the Form of Confronted Dragons A catalogued work
- Fragment with a Head of Bodhisattva A catalogued work
- Fragment with a Head of Bodhisattva A catalogued work
- Lion Plaque A catalogued work
- Brocade with Phoenixes A catalogued work
- Woman’s Mantle (Chyrpy) A catalogued work
- Textile with Tiny Leaves A catalogued work
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