Getz, John. The University Museum Exhibition of Oriental Art. Philadelphia: The University Museum, 1916.
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- Object[29]
- yes[29]
- asian[29]
- jar[1]
- painting[14]
- pedestal[1]
- plate[1]
- ritual vessel[1]
- scroll painting[8]
- statue[2]
- statue base[1]
- vase[1]
- wine vessel[1]
- china[29]
- henan[1]
- jiaozuo[1]
- qixian monastery[1]
- shaanxi[1]
- han dynasty[2]
- kangxi[2]
- ming dynasty[11]
- northern qi[1]
- northern song dynasty[1]
- qing dynasty[14]
- song dynasty[1]
- tang dynasty[1]
- wei dynasty[1]
- yuan dynasty[1]
- buddhist[8]
- chan buddhist[1]
- chinese[29]
- confucian[1]
- daoist[3]
- amida buddha[1]
- attendants[2]
- bamboo[1]
- baptism of buddha[1]
- bats[1]
- bird[1]
- birds[2]
- birth of sakyamuni[1]
- bodhisattva[1]
- buddhist deities[1]
- cauldron[1]
- censer[1]
- chinese poet[1]
- conversion of ajnata kaundinya[1]
- daoist figure[1]
- deer[2]
- demon[2]
- demon quellor[1]
- devarajas[1]
- disciple[1]
- dog[1]
- dragon[3]
- dragon king[1]
- eagles[1]
- earth deities[1]
- eighteen luohans[1]
- elephant[1]
- emperor[1]
- enlightenment[1]
- figures[1]
- fruit[1]
- guanyin[2]
- horse[2]
- horses[1]
- human figures[1]
- kanthaka[2]
- landscape[4]
- li po[1]
- life of the buddha[1]
- lion[2]
- lotus[1]
- luohan[4]
- magpie[1]
- mask[1]
- ming huang[1]
- ming huang's journey to shu[1]
- miracle of sravasti[1]
- miracle of the four begging bowls[1]
- mongolian horseman[1]
- monks[1]
- mountain landscape[1]
- musical instruments[1]
- ogre[1]
- peacock[1]
- peonies[1]
- people[1]
- phoenix[1]
- pipa tree[1]
- plum tree[1]
- qilin[1]
- rabbit[1]
- sakyamuni buddha[2]
- sea[1]
- shoulao[1]
- sparrow[1]
- taotie[1]
- tartar horseman[1]
- the spirit-dragon's sword appraisal[1]
- tiger[1]
- waterfall[1]
- wheel of the law[1]
- winter[1]
- woman[1]
- xiwangmu[1]
- yu subduing the deluge[1]
- chinese language[29]
- blue and white ware[1]
- carved[2]
- cast[1]
- fired[1]
- inscribed[3]
- low relief[1]
- painted[22]
- woven[2]
- fong chun nien[1]
- huang jucai[1]
- li fan[2]
- ma lin[1]
- ma wen-pi[1]
- qiu ying[2]
- style of li gonglin[1]
- tang yin[2]
- unknown[1]
- wang e[1]
- wu chen[1]
- zhao lingsong[1]
- zhao mengfu[1]
- yes[29]
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