Friday, 3 May 2019
The Shanghai Museum is a world-class museum that really requires a full day to see. We only had two hours, so we just got a sampling of what it holds.
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The central atrium has a striking staircase. The interesting architecture (see earlier post for photo) is meant to symbolize a round heaven and a square earth. |
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A pottery tomb guardian beast from the Tang Dynasty. |
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Bronze Buddha and other figures. Unfortunately, the label for this piece was only in Mandarin. |
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Front and back of a stone Buddha panel from the Northern Qi Dynasty. |
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