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Poking Tongue Out Collection

"Poking Tongue Out

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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Seated Figure, Saint-Cloud, 1725 / 30. Creator: Saint-Cloud Porcelain Manufactory
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Bowl with Anthropomorphic Figure, 650 / 150 B. C. Creator: Unknown
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Bowl Carved with Costumed Ritual Figure With Feline and Serpent Attributes, 180 B. C. / A. D
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Container Depicting Warriors, Rulers, and Winged Beings with Trophy Heads, 180 B. C. / A. D
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vessel Depicting a Masked Ritual Performer, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500. Creator: Unknown
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vessel Depicting a Winged Figure Holding a Decapitated Head, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vessel Depicting a Masked Warrior Holding Trophy Heads, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Bridge Vessel Depicting Costumed Ritual Performer Wearing Feline Mask, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Beaker Depicting Ritual Figure Wearing Costume with Bird Attributes, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Doubnle Spout Vessel Depicing Ornametal Faces with Numerous Emanations, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vessel Depicting Ritual Performer Wearing a Feline Mask with a Symbolic Trail, 180 B. C. / A
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Bowl Depicting Costumed Ritual Peformers in Horizontal Row, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Bowl Depicting Costumed Ritual Performer with Serpent Attributes, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Double Spout Vessel Depicting Figure Costumed as Pampas Cat with Bean Motifs, 180 B. C. / A
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Handle Spout Vessel in the Form of a Fox Warrior, 100 B. C. / A. D. 500. Creator: Unknown
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Cup in the Form of a Feline Head, 100 B. C. / A. D. 500. Creator: Unknown
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Double Spout Vessel Depicting Costumed Ritual Performers, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Double Spout Vessel Depicting Costumed Figure with Tattoos and Serpent Attributes, 180 B
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Double Spout Vessel Depicting a Figure Wearing a Feline Costume, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Cup Depicting Costumed Ritual Performer, 180 B. C. / A. D. 500. Creator: Unknown
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vessel Depicting a Figure on Top of a Seven-Peaked Mountain, 100 B. C. / A. D. 500
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Yamauba and Kintaro, ca. 1795. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: The Second Nakajima Mihoemon in the Role of Sadaijin Jihei, 1776. Creator: Shunsho
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Boys visit a local sweet shop as the end of sweet rationing is enforced. 22nd April 1949
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Judy the giraffe seen here in her stables at Bristol Zoo 1st December 1952
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Vanilla Cream Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, male
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Yamauba blackening Her teeth and Kintoki, ca. 1795. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: The Artist Kitao Masanobu Relaxing at a Party, 1790s. Creator: Kitagawa Utamaro
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Dice Snake -Natrix tessellata-, darting its tongue, in the water, with reflection, Bulgaria
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Aesculapian Snake -Zamenis longissimus-, darting its tongue, on stone, lambent, Pleven region
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Poking Tongue Out Collection: Giraffe -Giraffa camelopardalis- portrait, with tongue sticking out, Etosha National Park, Namibia

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"Poking Tongue Out: A Playful Expression Across Time and Cultures" From the Seated Figure of Saint-Cloud in the 18th century to the Bowl with Anthropomorphic Figure from ancient times, the act of poking one's tongue out has transcended generations and cultures. This mischievous gesture seems to have a universal appeal, as seen in various artifacts throughout history. The Bowl Carved with Costumed Ritual Figure With Feline and Serpent Attributes showcases an intriguing blend of mythical creatures, while the Container Depicting Warriors, Rulers, and Winged Beings with Trophy Heads portrays a scene of power and conquest. Yet even within these serious depictions, we find a figure playfully sticking their tongue out - perhaps reminding us not to take life too seriously. Moving forward in time, we encounter vessels depicting masked ritual performers like the Vessel Depicting a Masked Ritual Performer or Bridge Vessel Depicting Costumed Ritual Performer Wearing Feline Mask. These pieces highlight how this cheeky expression was incorporated into ceremonial practices across different civilizations. Intriguingly, some vessels depict winged figures holding decapitated heads or warriors clutching trophy heads while still managing to poke their tongues out defiantly, and is as if they are challenging conventionality through this simple yet bold act. The Beaker Depicting Ritual Figure Wearing Costume with Bird Attributes adds another layer of symbolism by combining avian features with this playful gesture. Similarly, the Double Spout Vessel featuring numerous ornamental faces suggests multiple emanations of mischief. As we delve further into history, we discover that even during ancient times people found joy in sticking their tongues out. The Vessel Depicting Ritual Performer Wearing a Feline Mask with a Symbolic Trail captures this spirit perfectly – showcasing both reverence for tradition and irreverence for societal norms simultaneously. Finally, ending our journey is the Bowl Depicting Costumed Ritual Performers in Horizontal Row.