Public-domain art from North China
22 public-domain plates · 9th century BCE to 14th century
22 public-domain works from North China spanning the 9th century BCE to 14th century, drawn from museum open-access programmes and released under CC0 or an equivalent public-domain flag. Free to download and reuse.
Subjects covered
Museum sources
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Hook with Raptor-Headed Ungulate
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Chariot Yoke Ornament in the Shape of a Doe
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Ornament with Six Bells
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Bowl
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Belt Hook in the Shape of a Horned Dragon
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Short Sword with Ornate Handle
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Headstone from a Sarcophagus
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Belt Buckle with Animal-Combat Scene
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Belt Buckle with Bovine
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Side Panel from a Sarcophagus
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Pectoral in the Shape of a Leopard
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Wolf-Shaped Belt Buckle
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Plaque
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Harness Fitting with Zoomorphic Motif
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Belt Buckle with Recumbent Stags
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Belt Plaque with Mythological Creature
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Lion Devouring a Lamb
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Hare
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Court Lady with Tall Headdress: Tomb Figurine
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Court Lady with High Chignon
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Woman Holding Plum Blossoms
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Harpist
Using these works
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