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Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, Suzhou: The Pine Retreat
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Leaping Carp
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The clusters of geometric leaves painted with mineral pigments are likely water caltrap.
Bamboo in the Wind
Cleveland Museum of Art
Green Peaks under Clear Sky: After Huang Gongwang
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Herdboys and Buffalo in Landscape
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Bowl with Peonies
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This bowl was made at the Jingdezhen kilns and then decorated probably in the Imperial Palace workshops in Beijing.
Listening to the Qin (Zither)
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The Autumn Hunt
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The rider at the left has a typical Qidan hairstyle: head shaved on top with thin braids below.
Shakyamuni Triad: Buddha Attended by Manjushri and Samantabhadra
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Herdboys and Buffalo in Landscape
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Plum Blossoms in Moonlight
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Fluted Cup with Dragon Handle
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Bowl with Birds and Flowers
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This porcelain bowl is considered to have been made in the "Transitional period," a term used to define the period between about 1620 and 16
Landscape after Jing Hao and Guan Tong
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Nine Dragon Pool
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Dish with Narcissus and Rocks (interior); Floral Scrolls (exterior)
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Mortuary Figures of the Zodiac Signs
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The twelve-animal zodiac series—rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and boar—signifies a traditional Chinese con
Ceremonial Tube (Cong)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The cong, a cylindrical tube with a square outer section, was one of the most impressive jade implements used in ancient rites.
Cloud-Collar Pillow with Waves
The Cleveland Museum of Art
While ceramic might not be your choice for a pillow, it actually kept the user cool as they slept.
Tripod (Ding)
The Cleveland Museum of Art
Animal images in ritual bronzes served as symbolic messengers of the supernatural realms.
Cup and Stand (stand)
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Pipa (Loquats)
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The painter Xugu was a military commander and then a Buddhist priest before becoming a major figure in Shanghai's art scene.
Square Covered Box with Hundred Antiquities
The Cleveland Museum of Art
The painted decoration in this box cover provides an interesting image of the antiquities and objects being collected in the Chinese scholar’s desk—al
Yellow Glazed Bowl
The Cleveland Museum of Art
This bowl dates from the Zhengde period, a time renowned for its production of high-quality imperial porcelains.