38 torthaí laistigh de Duine Chick Corea

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Chick Corea

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Museum of Cultures of the World

The funerary and everyday-use ceramics fired at a high temperature (at 1,000-1,200 °C) between the 4th and 6th centuries AD in the various kingdoms of the southern Korean peninsula (Baekje, Silla and the Gaya confederacy) generally stand out for their gre…

Museum of Cultures of the World

This vase is an example of Korean ceramics known as buncheong. The Korean peninsula is a region with a long ceramist tradition, of around eight thousand years¿ antiquity, and of special significance is this type of buncheong ceramics. This, in turn, was a…

Museum of Cultures of the World

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Museum of Cultures of the World

The funerary and everyday-use ceramics fired at a high temperature (at 1,000-1,200 °C) between the 4th and 6th centuries AD in the various kingdoms of the southern Korean peninsula (Baekje, Silla and the Gaya confederacy) generally stand out for their gre…

Museum of Cultures of the World

Celadon, which are green-glazed stonewares fired at a high temperature (1,100-1,200 °C) in a reducing atmosphere, are a Chinese invention that, in Korea, attained a high degree of perfection during the Goryeo dynasty, to the extent that contemporaneous Ch…

Museum of Cultures of the World

The funerary and everyday-use ceramics fired at a high temperature (at 1,000-1,200 °C) between the 4th and 6th centuries AD in the various kingdoms of the southern Korean peninsula (Baekje, Silla and the Gaya confederacy) generally stand out for their gre…

Museum of Cultures of the World

The funerary and everyday-use ceramics fired at a high temperature (at 1,000-1,200 °C) between the 4th and 6th centuries AD in the various kingdoms of the southern Korean peninsula (Baekje, Silla and the Gaya confederacy) generally stand out for their gre…

Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent daurat; esmalt

Museum of Cultures of the World
Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent; fil de seda; coral

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Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

Museum of Cultures of the World

The funerary and everyday-use ceramics fired at a high temperature (at 1,000-1,200 °C) between the 4th and 6th centuries AD in the various kingdoms of the southern Korean peninsula (Baekje, Silla and the Gaya confederacy) generally stand out for their gre…

Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent; esmalt; fil de seda; coral

Museum of Cultures of the World

In Korea, Buddhism incorporated popular forms of worship, as can be seen from the images of the veneration of the dead and the cycle of rebirths made by monk artists from Buddhist monasteries. These images were very popular in the 18th and 19th centuries …

Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent daurat

Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent; esmalt; coral

Museum of Cultures of the World

Material/Tècnica: argent daurat; coral

Museum of Cultures of the World

Celadon, which are green-glazed stonewares fired at a high temperature (1,100-1,200 °C) in a reducing atmosphere, are a Chinese invention that, in Korea, attained a high degree of perfection during the Goryeo dynasty, to the extent that contemporaneous Ch…

Internet Culturale

Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

Internet Culturale

Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

Internet Culturale

Donated by Benedetto Flamini on 22/09/2004; Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

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Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

Internet Culturale

Characters and interpreters: bass; Holland, Dave. drums; Altschul, Barry. piano; Chick Korea

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