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Beschrijving

English: Xu Beihong, Banana Trees and Sparrows, 1942, 115×54.2cm, ink and brush

Datum

1942

Bron

http://www.namoc.org/en/Collection/200902/t20090205_66691.html

Auteur



Aliassen	X. Beihong
Beschrijving	Chinees kunstschilder en onderwijzer
Geboorte- en sterfdatum	19 juli 1895	26 september 1953
Geboorte- en sterfplaats	Yixing	Peking
Bibliografische informatie	: Q714152 VIAF: 28149543 ISNI: 000000008070100X ULAN: 500328342 RKD: 355805 Open Library: OL5312030A WorldCat

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