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149 Conjectural reconstruction of the Lin-te-tien of 167 "Lion-and-grape" mirror. Diam. 24.1 cm. Mr.
the Ta-ming Kung, Ch'ang-an. Drawn by T. A and Mrs. Myron S. Falk, New York, page 136
Grccvcs, page 120
1 68 Ewer with dancer and dragons in relief under a
150 Pagoda of Hsin-chiao-ssu, Ch'ang-an, Shensi, polychrome glaze. Ht. 24.2 cm. Royal Ontario Mu-
page no seum, Toronto, page 137
1 5 1 Charger and his groom. L. 1 52 cm. University of
169 Jar decorated with splashed polychrome glaze. Ht.
Pennsylvania Museum, Philadelphia, page 121 17.8cm. Center of Asian Art and Culture, the Avery
1 52 Vairodana Buddha flanked by Ananda, KaSy apa, Brundagc Collection, San Francisco, page 137
and attendant bodhisattvas. Fcng-hsicn-ssu. Lungmcn.
170 Lobedbowl, Yueh ware. Diam. 19 cm. Victoria
Honan. Photo by John Service, page 122
and Albert Museum, London, page 138
153 Standing Buddha, Udayana type. Ht. 145 cm.
171 Vase, possibly Hsing ware. Ht. 23. 5 cm. Center of
From Hsiu-tc Pagoda ncarCh'u-yang, Hopei. Victoria
Asian Art and Culture, the Avery Brundage Collec-
and Albert Museum, London, page 122
tion, San Francisco, page 138
1 54 Seated Buddha (head restored). Ht. 115 cm. From
172 Jar, Huang-tao ware. Ht. 14.7 cm. The Barlow
Cave XXI, north wall. T'ien-lung-shan, Shansi. Fogg
Collection, Sussex University, England, page 139
Art Museum, Cambridge, Mass., page 123
1 73 Camel carrying a band of musicians. Ht. about 70
155 The sage Vimalakirti. Detail of a wall painting in
cm. From a tomb at Sian, Shensi. People's Republic of
Cave 103 (P 137 M), Tunhuang, page 123
China, page 139
156 The paradise of Amitabha. Detail of a wall paint-
174 Seated woman. Ht. about 25 cm. From a tomb at
ing in the Kondo (Image Hall) of Horyuji, Nara, Ja-
pan, 126 I.oyang, Honan. People's Republic of China, page 140
157 The young Sakyamuni cuts off his hair. Landscape 175 Tomb guardian trampling on a demon. Ht. 122
in the painterly style. Detail of a banner painting. From cm. Center of Asian Art and Culture, the Avery Brun-
Tunhuang. British Museum, London, page 127 dagc Collection. San Francisco, page 140
1 58 Pilgrims and travellers in a landscape. Landscape 176 Warrior supporting funerary platform. Ht. 60cm.
in the boneless style. Detail of wall painting in Cave Tomb of Wang Chien. Chcngtu. Szcchwan, page 141
217 (P 70), Tunhuang, page 128
177 Winged lion in the style of the Warring States pe-
1 59 Yen Li-pcn (died 673): the Emperor Hsuan of the riod. Ht. 21.5 cm. British Museum, London, page 143
Ch'en Dynasty. Detail of a handscroll of thirteen em-
178 Seven-tiered bracket for a palace hall. Illustration
perors from Han to Sui. Ht. 5 1 cm. Museum of Fine
from the Sung Dynasty architectural manual, Ying-tsao
Arts, Boston, page 129
J'a-shih (1925 edition), page 144
1 60 Female attendants. Detail of a wall painting in the
tomb of Princess Yung-t'ai, Ch'ien-hsien, Shensi, 179 Twelve-sided pagoda of Fu-kung-ssu. Ying-
hsien, Shansi, page 144
page 129
161 Attributed to Sung Hui-tsung (1 101-1 125). Court 180 Lohan. Ht. 105 cm. From l-chou, Hopei. Metro-
Ladies Preparing Silk. Detail of a handscroll after a politan Museum of Art. New York, page I4J
Tang Dynasty original. Ht. 37 cm. Museum of Fine
181 Interior of Lower Hua-ycn-ssu, Ta-t'ung, Shansi.
Arts, Boston, page 130
Photo by the author. 1975, page 146
162 Attributed to Han Kan (active 740-760). Night
182 Kuanyin. Ht. 225 cm. Nelson Gallery-Atkins
White, a favourite horse of T'ang Ming Huang. Hand-
Museum, Kansas City. Mo. , page 147
scroll. Ht. 29. 5 cm. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
New York, page 131 183 Soul suffering the torments of hell. Stone relief
sculpture on a cliff at Ta-tsu. Szcchwan. page 148
163 Style of Wang Wei (?). Riverside under Snow. Part
of a handscroll(?). Formerly Manchu Household Col-
1 84 In the manner of Shih K'o (active mid-tenth cen-
lection, page i)2 tury). Two Minds in Harmony. Part of a handscroll. Ht.
1 64 Landscape in the linear style. Copy of wall paint- 44 cm. National Muwum, Tokyo, page 149
ing in the tomb of I-te, Ch'icn-hsien, Shensi, page 133
185 Attributed to Ku Hung-chung (tenth century). A
165 Coveredjar with swing handle, decorated with Night Entertainment of Han Hsi-tsai. Detail of a hand-
parrots amid peonies. Ht. 24 cm. Excavated at Ho- scroll. Ht. 29 cm. Palace Museum, Peking, page 150
chia-ts'un, Sian. People's Republic of China, page 134
186 Attributed to Li Lung-mien (c. 1040-1 106). Horse
166 Octagonal wine cup. Ht. 6.5 cm. Excavated at and Groom. One of five tribute horses. Detail of a hand-
Ho-chia-ts'un, Sian. People's Republic of China, scroll. Ht. 30. 1 cm. Formerly Manchu Household
page 135 Collection, page 151
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