Figury szachowe z kości słoniowej

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in Polski / Polish translated by Julia Zieba

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Polski / Polish
Español / Spanish Română / Romanian Italiano / Italian Ελληνικά / Greek മലയാളം / Malayalam 中文-粵語 / 粤语 / 廣東話 / 广东话 / Yue Chinese / Cantonese
English (Original) Español / Spanish by Santiago Chau Príncipe Română / Romanian by Alina, coordonator Școala Românească, Manchester Italiano / Italian by Isabella McNamara-Catalano Ελληνικά / Greek by Chrysoula മലയാളം / Malayalam by Divya & family 中文-粵語 / 粤语 / 廣東話 / 广东话 / Yue Chinese / Cantonese by Lesley Cheung

Figury szachowe z kości słoniowej

U szczytu “sinomanii” w latach 70. XIX w., rosnąca liczba mieszkańców Manchesteru miała w swoich domowych kolekcjach obiekty sprowadzone z Chin (bądź pseudo-chińskie). Wielu posiadaczy nigdy nie odwiedziło nawet Państwa Środka.

Figury szachowe w posiadaniu Muzeum są częścią rzeźbionego zestawu z czerwonej i białej kości słoniowej. Powstały one na początku XIX wieku z myślą o eksporcie na market europejski. U podstawy pionków znajdują się delikatnie wyrzeźbione ruchome kule, jedna w drugiej.

A czy Ty kolekcjonujesz coś ciekawego?

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