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Two Early 19th C. Neapolitan Painted Cloth & Wood Peasant Figures, Grand Tour Potter Zen's assimilation into Japanese culture

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Zen's assimilation into Japanese culture was accompanied by the introduction of green tea

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Two Early 19th C. Neapolitan Painted Cloth & Wood Peasant Figures, Grand Tour Potter Zen's assimilation into Japanese cultureWe are offering Two Early 19th C. Neapolitan Painted Cloth & Wood Peasant Figures, Grand Tour These wonderful pieces are highly detailed, with their faces showing personality. They are "pastori" sculptures, or depictions of peasants that were popular in 19th century Italy. These are likely a grand tour pieces. The woman is carrying a burden bag over her head and back. The man is carrying a water pail. They are both mounted onto carved wooden bases.

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