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A bronze sculpture of a "Dancing horse" - horse is standing with a lifted right leg and a head slightly tilted to the left. It's mouth is open, it's wearing an ornamented saddle and its tail is short.

An original terracotta sculpture of a "Dancing horse" exhibited at the museum - the horse is standing with a lifted right leg and a head slightly tilted to the left. It's mouth is open, it's wearing an ornamented saddle and its tail is short.

Text which reads - Painted Gold-leafed Pottery Dancing horse
Tang Dynasty (618-907)
Excavated from Changwu county, Xianyang City

Turning table set up in front of the glass window containing "Dancing horse" sculpture in the museum, There is a box of clay under the table.

A girl adjusting the angle of a turning table with a wire construction in the museum.

Very thin layer of clay is added over the wire, original sculpture clearly visible behind it.

Thicker layer of clay is added, vaguely resembling the original sculpture.

A girl modeling the clay which now fully resembles the original sculpture visible in the background.

Finished clay model of a horse. Photo is taken of the right side of the horse which is hardly visible on the original sculpture because it is positioned very close to the museum wall.

Photo of the clay model's horse head. It's a combination of curves and very sharply cut edges.

3D scan of a clay model with silver texture.

3D scan of a clay model with silver texture (seen from the front).

3D scan of a clay model with stone texture.

Two 3Ｄ models merged togheter making it look like the horse has 2 heads, 6 legs and one body (artist was playing around).

3D print of a clay model which was previously scanned standing on the window sill. It's now significantly smaller (around 20x20cm) (clay model and original sculpture were around 50x50cm).

A bronze sculpture of a "Dancing horse" - horse is standing with a lifted right leg and a head slightly tilted to the left. It's mouth is open, it's wearing an ornamented saddle and its tail is short.

An original terracotta sculpture of a "Dancing horse" exhibited at the museum - the horse is standing with a lifted right leg and a head slightly tilted to the left. It's mouth is open, it's wearing an ornamented saddle and its tail is short.

Text which reads - Painted Gold-leafed Pottery Dancing horse
Tang Dynasty (618-907)
Excavated from Changwu county, Xianyang City

Turning table set up in front of the glass window containing "Dancing horse" sculpture in the museum, There is a box of clay under the table.

A girl adjusting the angle of a turning table with a wire construction in the museum.

Very thin layer of clay is added over the wire, original sculpture clearly visible behind it.

Thicker layer of clay is added, vaguely resembling the original sculpture.

A girl modeling the clay which now fully resembles the original sculpture visible in the background.

Finished clay model of a horse. Photo is taken of the right side of the horse which is hardly visible on the original sculpture because it is positioned very close to the museum wall.

Photo of the clay model's horse head. It's a combination of curves and very sharply cut edges.

3D scan of a clay model with silver texture.

3D scan of a clay model with silver texture (seen from the front).

3D scan of a clay model with stone texture.

Two 3Ｄ models merged togheter making it look like the horse has 2 heads, 6 legs and one body (artist was playing around).

3D print of a clay model which was previously scanned standing on the window sill. It's now significantly smaller (around 20x20cm) (clay model and original sculpture were around 50x50cm).

Ink painting of a rooster picking something from the ground.

Ink painting of a chicken standing.

Ink painting of the previous two on one paper/

Sketch of a rooster flapping its wings resembling the style of Chinese ink painting.

Ink painting of a single chick.

Ink painting of a black chicken.

Ink painting of a rooster and a chicken with some minute details on their wings.

Ink painting of a rooster.

Ink painting of two chickens standing together.

Ink painting of a magpie standing on a branch.

Ink painting of a red flower.

Linear ink painting of a flower branch.

Ink painting of a white flower.

Work table with ink drawings of chickens and magpies.

Ink painting of a rooster picking something from the ground.

Ink painting of a chicken standing.

Ink painting of the previous two on one paper/

Sketch of a rooster flapping its wings resembling the style of Chinese ink painting.

Ink painting of a single chick.

Ink painting of a black chicken.

Ink painting of a rooster and a chicken with some minute details on their wings.

Ink painting of a rooster.

Ink painting of two chickens standing together.

Ink painting of a magpie standing on a branch.

Ink painting of a red flower.

Linear ink painting of a flower branch.

Ink painting of a white flower.

Work table with ink drawings of chickens and magpies.

Ink painting of a rooster picking something from the ground.

Ink painting of a chicken standing.

Ink painting of the previous two on one paper/

Sketch of a rooster flapping its wings resembling the style of Chinese ink painting.

Ink painting of a single chick.

Ink painting of a black chicken.

Ink painting of a rooster and a chicken with some minute details on their wings.

Ink painting of a rooster.

Ink painting of two chickens standing together.

Ink painting of a magpie standing on a branch.

Ink painting of a red flower.

Linear ink painting of a flower branch.

Ink painting of a white flower.

Work table with ink drawings of chickens and magpies.

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