Details
| Artist | Chinese |
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| Title |
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| Date | 25 - 220 CE |
| Medium | Stoneware with green glaze, patinated bronze |
| Dimensions | Overall: 54 5/16 × 19 5/16 inches (138 × 49.1 cm) |
| Credit Line | Founders Society Purchase; gift of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fisher by exchange |
| Accession Number | 1996.29.A |
| Department | Asian Art |
| On View | Chinese Art N1DD, Level 1 (see map) |
Provenance
(Tai Sing Co., Fine Antiques, Hong Kong, China);
1996-present, purchase by the Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan, USA)
1996-present, purchase by the Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan, USA)
Published References
Steele, John, Leon Stodulski, and Karen Trentelman. “Deciphering the puzzle: The examination and analysis of an Eastern Han Dynasty money tree,” Objects Specialty Groups Postprints 5 (1997): pp. 125-141.
Trentelman, Karen, Leon Stoudulski, Ray Lints, and Chongmin Kim. “A Comparative Study of the Composition and Corrosion of Branches from Eastern Han Dynasty Money Trees,” Studies in Conservation 44 (1999): pp. 170-183.
McCann, Lowell I., K. Trentelman, T. Possley, and B. Golding. “Corrosion of Ancient Chinese Bronze Money Trees Studied by Raman Microscopy,” Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 30 (1999): pp. 121-132.
Trentelman, Karen, Leon Stoudulski, Ray Lints, and Chongmin Kim. “A Comparative Study of the Composition and Corrosion of Branches from Eastern Han Dynasty Money Trees,” Studies in Conservation 44 (1999): pp. 170-183.
McCann, Lowell I., K. Trentelman, T. Possley, and B. Golding. “Corrosion of Ancient Chinese Bronze Money Trees Studied by Raman Microscopy,” Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 30 (1999): pp. 121-132.
