Two sculptured Chinese horses, considered the finest specimens of this Chinese art extant and among the finest in the world, have come into the possession of the University of Pennsylvania Museum as a gift from Mr. Eldredge R. Jobnson, of Philadelphia.
The specimens are two out of six which embellished the tomb of Emperor T'ang T'ai-tsung, and were smuggled out of the Republic a fow years ago. According to the museum authorities, China has agreed that they shall remain in this country while jealously guarding the others.
The horses are slightly mutilate ed, but still show the marvellous skill of the sculptor.—Reuter.
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