[buddhist jewelry] Hu Gui: the Recorder of N - buddhist jewelry

Painter in the Later Tang of the Five Dynasties period. He was of Khitan nationality, and followed Li Keyong (856-908) south to China’s central plains and settled in Zhuozhou, Hebei Province. He was noted for his depiction of scenes from the daily life of northern nomadic tribes. This painting “Rest Stop for the Khan” (׿Ъͼ) depicts the travelling party of Khitan Khan of 41 people and 27 steeds taking a rest. At right warriors and their saddled mounts in the foreground take a re

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