[Portrait stone of the gate pillar of Guo Zhongli’s tomb (right)]
Portrait stone of the gate pillar of Guo Zhongli’s tomb (right), Eastern Han Dynasty, 118.5 cm high and 33.5 cm wide
This portrait stone is a pair with another portrait stone of Guo Zhongli’s tomb pillar in the Palace Museum, which is on the right. On the left side of the picture is the eastern prince standing on the fairy tree of the holy mountain, wearing a mountain-shaped crown, standing on the trunk of the tree, with birds and animals, and a canopy on the top; At the lower part was a doorman, wearing a high crown and a robe, standing with a wat in his hand. The right edge is decorated with a continuous cirrus pattern
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