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107 Silk panel from Noin-Ula. Line drawing, page So  1 28 The Wei Empress in procession with court ladies.
                                   Ht. 198 cm. Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum, Kansas
           108 Jar, hu. Hr. 36.5 cm. Nelson Gallery-Atkins Mu-
                                   City, Mo. , page 104
           seum. Kansas City. Mo. . page 8t
                                   1 29 Stele illustrating the life of the Buddha and the
           109 The hunt among mountains. Relief on the shoul-
                                   teachings of the Lotus Sutra. Ht. 156 cm. In Cave 133,
           der of a pottery hu, page 81
                                   Mai-chi-shan, Kansu. Photo by Dominique Darbois,
           no Watchtower. Ht. 120 cm. Royal Ontario Mu-  page 105
           seum, Toronto, page 82
                                   130 Sakyamuni and Prabhutaratna. Ht. 26 cm. Musce
           1 1 1 Dog. Ht. 35.5 cm. From Changsha, Hunan. Cen-  Guimet, Paris, page 105
           ter of Asian Art and Culture, the Avery Brundage Col-
           lection. San Francisco, page 82  131 The development of the Buddha image. After Mi-
                                   zuno, page 106
           112 Tray with figures of musicians, dancers, acrobats,
           and spectators. L. 67. s cm. From a tomb at Tsinan,  132 Bodhisattva. Ht. 188 cm. University of Pennsylva-
                                  nia Museum, Philadelphia, page 106
           Shantung. People's Republic of China, page 83
           113 Stand for a lamp or "coin-tree." From a tomb at  133 Minor deities and worshippers. Fragment of a
           Nei-chiang, Szcchwan. People's Republic of China,  stone relief from Wan-fo-ssu, Ch'iung-lai, Szcchwan.
          page 83                  People's Republic of China, page 107
           1 14 Basin. Yiich ware. Diam. 28.8 cm. Walker Art  134 Buddha preaching the law. Wall painting in Cave
           Center, Minneapolis, Minn., page 84  249 (P 101), Tunhuang, page 108
           1 1 5 T'ang copy of Wang Hsi-chih text in hsing-shu.  1 3 5 The Buddha incarnate in a golden gazelle (the
           Anonymous loan, the Art Museum, Princeton Uni-  RuruJataka). WaD painting in Cave 257 (P 1 10), Tun-
           versity. Private collection, page 89  huang. Photo by Dominique Darbois. page 109
           1 16 After Ku K'ai-chih (c. 344-406). Illustration to  1 36 Landscape with fabulous beings, on lower part of
           The Fairy of the Lo River. Detail of ahandscroll. Ht. 24  ceiling of Cave 249 (P 101), Tunhuang. Photo by
          cm. Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., page 90  Dominique Darbois, page 109
           1 17 Hunting scene. Wall painting in the Tomb of the  137 Chimera. L. 1.75 m. Nelson Gallery-Atkins Mu-
          Wrestlers, T'ung-kou, Kirin, page 91  seum, Kansas City, Mo. , page tto
           118 Attributed to Ku K'ai-chih. The emperor with  138 Dragon. L. 19 cm. Fogg Museum of Art, Cam-
          one of his concubines. Illustration to The Admonitions  bridge, Mass., page tto
          of the Instructress. Detail of ahandscroll. Ht. 25 cm.
                                  1 39 Hsi K'ang (223 -262), one of "Seven Sages of thc
          British Museum. London, page 91
                                  Bamboo Grove." Brick tomb relief, Nanking, page in
           I 19  Filial sons and virtuous women of antiquity. Panel
                                  140 Horse. Ht. 24. 1 cm. Said to be from a tomb near
          from a wooden screen painted m lacquer. Ht. 81. 5 cm.
                                  Loyang. Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, page 112
          From a tomb dated 4K4 at Ta-t'ung. Shansi. People's
                                  141 Vase. Ht. 23 cm. From a tomb of 575 at Anyang,
          Republic of China, page 93
                                  Honan. People's Republic of China, page tit
           1 20 The story of the filial Shun. Detail of an engraved
          stone slab from a sarcophagus. Ht. 61 cm. Nelson Gal-  142 Rask. Ht. 19.5 cm. From a tomb of 575 at An-
          lery-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Mo., page 94  yang, Honan. People's Republic of China, page 113
          121 Sakyamuni Buddha. Ht. 39.4 cm. Center of Asian
                                  143 Water container in the form of a lion-dog, Yiieh
          Art and Culture, the Avery Brundage Collection, San
                                  ware. L. 12. 1 cm. Center of Asian Art and Culture, the
          Francisco, page 97      Avery Brundage Collection. San Francisco, page flj
          122 Types of pagoda, page 98
                                  144 "Chicken ewer," Yiich ware. Ht. 33 cm. Musce
          1 23 Twelve-sided pagoda of Sung-yuch-ssu on  Guimet, Paris, page 113
          Mount Sung, Honan, page 98
                                  145 Tumulus and processional way of tomb of Kao-
          1 24 Mai-chi-shan. Kansu. View from the southeast.  tsung (died 683) and Wu Tsc-t'icn (died 705), Ch'ien-
                                  hsien, Shcnsi. Photo by the author. 1973, page 117
          Photo by Dominique Darbois. page 99
          125 Sakyamuni with attendant Buddha, perhaps Mai-  146 The main hall of Fu-kuang-ssu, Wu-t'ai-shan,
          trcya. Ht. 13.7 m. Cave XX, Yiinkang, Shansi. Photo  Shansi. Redrawn by P.J. Darvall from Ying-tsao hsiieh-
          by the author, 1975, page too  shehui-k'an, page 118
          126 Interior of Cave VII, Yiinkang. Photo Mizuno  147 The Western rigid truss and the Chinese beam-
          and Nagahiro, page tot  frame truss compared, page 119
          1 27 Buddha group, south wall of Pin-y ang-tung,  148 The development and decline of the bracket or-
          Lungmcn. Photo Mizuno and Nagahiro. page 102  der, page 119
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