Antique bronze Four-goat Square Zun imitation

  Production years: The late Shang Dynasty (*1th century BC to *0th century BC). 
  It unearthed from Ningxiang county, Hunan province in ***8 and kept inthe National Museum of China.
  Original size: Height *8.3cm; Weigh *4.5kg.  
  Four-goat Square Zun is a masterpiece of square Zun due to its grandeur and majesty. The upper part has eight ridges extending to the rim, responding to the square shape at the bottom, showing a grand and solemn visual effect. The shoulder and belly parts of the Dour-goat Square Zun are most vivid. Each of the four sides of the belly has a big horn-curled goat. The goats's heads are protruding, and the curled horns enrich the three-dimensional effect of the design. The goats's shoulders are adorned with bird patterns, and the hoofs are cast with the hoop leg. Although each goat is only half outlined, the combination of goats gives a complete impression. Each side of the shoulder of the Zun has a dragon, with a dragon's head at the joint part of two goats, showing variations among integration.
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