Period:Tang dynasty Production date:9thC(late)
Materials:silk, 絲綢 (Chinese),
Technique:painted
Subjects:buddha 供養人 (Chinese) 佛 (Chinese)
Dimensions:Height: 25 centimetres Width: 21.50 centimetres
Description:
Figures of donors from a large narrative painting about Buddha Śakyamuni preaching at the Vulture Peak. The painting also refers to a miracle in the life of Liu Sahe. Ink and colour on silk. (No separate image. See also 1919,0101,0.20).
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Comments:Larger parts of the same painting are in the BM (1919,0101,0.20) and in the Pelliot Collection, Musée Guimet, Paris. This was recognised by Roderick Whitfield (written note left with fragment).
Materials:silk, 絲綢 (Chinese),
Technique:painted
Subjects:buddha 供養人 (Chinese) 佛 (Chinese)
Dimensions:Height: 25 centimetres Width: 21.50 centimetres
Description:
Figures of donors from a large narrative painting about Buddha Śakyamuni preaching at the Vulture Peak. The painting also refers to a miracle in the life of Liu Sahe. Ink and colour on silk. (No separate image. See also 1919,0101,0.20).
IMG
Comments:Larger parts of the same painting are in the BM (1919,0101,0.20) and in the Pelliot Collection, Musée Guimet, Paris. This was recognised by Roderick Whitfield (written note left with fragment).
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