[Portrait stone on the door of Guo Zhongli’s tomb (left)]
Portrait stone on the door of Guo Zhongli’s tomb (left), Eastern Han Dynasty, 118 cm high and 49 cm wide
This portrait stone and another portrait stone of Guo Zhongli’s tomb door in the Palace Museum are combined into a pair of door leaves, which is on the left. At the top of the picture is a rosefinch, flapping its wings and raising its tail. There is a head on the lower part, the forehead looks like a mountain, the eyes of anger are exposed, and the mouth is open with a ring
![图片[1]-Portrait stone on the door of Guo Zhongli’s tomb (left)-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Eastern Han dynasty/Sculpture/59358[1024].jpg)
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