How does this sculpture represent the Tang Dynasty artists' use of kilns to produce a particular style of porcelain? What is Tang about this sculpture? a. The glaze on the sculpture was created using the three-color process known as sancai.
b. The artist gave the figure a grimace, which is how Tang guards were usually depicted, or shown.
c. The position of the figure imitates a battle stance popular in the Tang military.
d. The sculpture is made of clay, which was first used to create art during the Tang Dynasty.

The glaze on the sculpture was created using the three-color process known as sancai.

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The glaze on the sculpture was created using the three-color process known as sancai.

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I just did the test, During the Tang Dynasty, artists and craftspeople figured out how to create colorful porcelain glazes that made their work the envy of the world. Most Tang porcelain was decorated using a three-color process that resulted in two distinctive colors--a green often known as celadon and various shades of golden brown.

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