Women Statues in Early Byzantine and Tang Dynasty of China

A woman's bust of the early Byzantine Empire era and a woman's marble portrait of the woman on top of the Chinese Tang Dynasty is the image of two women on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. They come from different cultures and times, but they use several different materials and manufacturing techniques, and they have some similarities. The most remarkable thing is that the intentions of their artists seem to be the same - they reflect the status of women in society at the time. In the Golden Age of art, politics, economy, both realistic characters and nonspecific letters are created, and these two statues represent the highest level craftsmanship in each era.

The Tang Dynasty (/ tɑːŋ /; China: Tang Dynasty) or the Tang Empire was the Chinese dynasty dynasty, before the Rui dynasty, before the fifth morning and the ten provinces continued. Historians generally believe that the Tang dynasty is the climax of the Chinese civilization and the golden age of world culture. The territory of the Tang dynasty obtained through the early ruler's military action is comparable to the territory of the Han dynasty. Tang Dynasty Tang (now Xi'an) is the world's most populous city at the time.

The Tang Dynasty Dynasty (618-907) brought the greatness of China's 3rd century called the 2nd Imperial period, continued unification of China which began in the former Sui Dynasty (581-618), integrated did. The official founder was Li Yuan, the Duke of Tang, under the control of Sui Dynasty. Lee is a famous general of the Han Dynasty (202 b.c.e.-220 c.e.), Descendants of the Turkish aristocracy. However, it is his 17-year old second son, Li Shimin (Li Shimin), who actually designed a rebellion, led the movement to take power from the collapse of Sui Dynasty and many other competitors and nomads invaders It was. A difficult campaign. The three rulers made this dynasty powerful in military, territorial, economic prosperity, cultural splendor.

Li source was the founder of the Chinese Tang Dynasty, the first emperor of this dynasty. Li Yi was later known as the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty became an unforgettable experience for China, expanded the territory and established a screening system. Lee left a considerable heritage in Chinese history. This heritage includes unified China, the border is protected and safe, it is rare at that time and there is an effective communication system with central authorities. Lee was born in 566 years and died in 635. However, he retired before he died. He handed the throne to his son, after which his son became the Chinese emperor. Lee lived in the "Great Emperor" until he died