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C692.4

From: China | Shanxi | Hongtong | Guangshengsi

Curatorial Section: Asian

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Object Number C692.4
Current Location Collections Storage
Culture Chinese | Buddhist
Provenience China | Shanxi | Hongtong | Guangshengsi
Period Ming Dynasty
Date Made ca. 1476
Section Asian
Materials Mud | Seeds | Straw | Leaves | Tempera
Technique Painted | Mural
Iconography Wenshu
Description

Head and torso of Wenshu with flaming disc in headdress. Part of a larger mural depicting the Buddha of Blazing Light, Tejaprabha.

Height 185.42 cm
Width 116.84 cm
Credit Line Purchased from C. T. Loo, 1928
Other Number Panel 22 - Other Number

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