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Yang Guifei, circa 1820-1830. Creator: GakuteiYang Guifei, circa 1820-1830
Lovers Playing the Same Fute (parody of Xuanzong and Yang Guifei), c. 1767
Lovers Playing the Same Shamisen (parody of Xuanzong and Yang Guifei), c. 1767
The Chinese emperor Ming Huang and Yang Kuei-fei, Edo period, early 17th century. Scene from the epic poem Song of Everlasting Sorrow, showing the emperor and his concubine in the palace garden
Emperor Minghuang and Consort Yang Playing Weiqi, Ming or Qing dynasty, (17th century?). Formerly attributed to Qian Xuan
YANG KUEI-FEI (720-756). Chinese concubine of the Emperor Ming Huang. Yang Kuei-fei with an attendant. Chinese print by Sei-Shi
Yang Kuei-fei, concubine of Emperor Ming Huang (712-756), mounting a horseCHINA: CONCUBINE & HORSE. Yang Kuei-fei, concubine of Emperor Ming Huang (712-756), mounting a horse. Detail from a late 13th century copy, by Chien Shuan, of a T ang Dynasty scroll
Officials of several Chinese cities compose essays designed to demonstrate their knowledge of Confucian textsCHINA: CONFUCIAN SCHOLARS. Officials of several Chinese cities compose essays designed to demonstrate their knowledge of Confucian texts, at the court of T ang emperor Ming Huang (712-756)
The T ang emperor Ming Huang (712-756) instructing his son, the crown prince (lower right)CHINA: EMPEROR AND PRINCE. The T ang emperor Ming Huang (712-756) instructing his son, the crown prince (lower right). Detail from a painted silk scroll, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)
Emperor Ming Huang (712-756) and his famous concubine, Yang Kuei-fei, on horsebackCHINA: EMPEROR MING HUANG. Emperor Ming Huang (712-756) and his famous concubine, Yang Kuei-fei, on horseback. Detail from a copy of a T ang Dynasty scroll by Chien Shuan, late 13th century