Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Fairy Feeding Lingzhi Fungus to a Dragon
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100–1 BCE · Ceramic, earthenware with impressed relief decoration
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Tent panel of a dragon slayer
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1550–99 · Velvet, velvet, cut, voided, brocaded, and pile-warp substitution: silk and gilt-metal strips
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Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Lancer Jousting with a Tiger
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100–1 BCE · Ceramic, earthenware with impressed relief decoration
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Fluted Cup with Dragon Handle
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early 1300s · Ceramic, Glazed porcelain, Qingbai (bluish-white) ware
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Section of a Coffin Platform: Horizontal Panel
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550–77 · Sculpture, limestone
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Dragon and Tiger
Sesson Shūkei (d. 1577)
c. 1546–56 · Painting, Pair of six-panel folding screens; ink on paper
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Panel from a Choir Stall
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c. 1330–1340 · Furniture and woodwork, walnut
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Silk Panel with Dragon and Cloud Motif
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c. 1700s-1800s · Textile, Silk and metal thread: Jacquard weave
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Relief with Dragon from a Funerary Stove Model
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202 BCE–220 CE · Ceramic, earthenware with relief decoration
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Tent Wall Panel(?)
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1800s · Embroidery, Wool: inlaid work; silk: embroidery, chain stitch
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Section of a Coffin Platform: Horizontal Panel
Unrecorded maker
550–77 · Sculpture, limestone
Cleared · CC0
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Dragon and Tiger
Sesson Shūkei (d. 1577)
c. 1546–56 · Painting, One of a pair of six-panel folding screens; ink on paper
Cleared · CC0
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