Ming_Emperor_Xuande_playing_Golf.jpg
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Summary
Emperor Xuanzong at Leisure
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| Title |
The Ming Emperor Xuande playing a game that looks like golf, called
chuiwan
.
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| Object type |
painting
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handscroll
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| Genre |
painting of leisure
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| Description |
English:
Ming Xuande Xing Le Tu
, collection of the Palace Museum (
Forbidden City
). The Ming Emperor Xuande playing a game that looks like golf, called
chuiwan
.
Čeština:
明宣宗行乐图,
Ming Süan-te sing le tchu
, volně
Hra císaře Süan-te
, barva na hedvábí, z kolekce Palácového muzea
Zakázaného města
. Na obraze mingský císař
Süan-te
(1398–1435; vládl 1425–1435) hraje s palácovými eunuchy
čchuej-wan
, čínskou hru podobnou golfu.
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| Depicted people |
Xuande Emperor
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| Date | Xuande period (1425-1435) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Medium |
on
silk
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| Dimensions |
height: 36.7 cm (14.4 in)
; width: 690 cm (22.6 ft)
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| Collection |
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| Accession number |
故00006247
(
The Palace Museum
)
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| Place of creation |
Ming dynasty
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| Source/Photographer | www.spiegel.de | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Licensing
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public domain
work of art. The work of art itself is in the public domain for the following reason:
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".
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