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Xiwangmu, Queen Mother of The West, a Daoist goddess associated with immortality. She is depicted as a robed figure standing next to a peacock or crane, on a wooden base, resembling a pile of logs. White jade. China, Qing dynasty, 1760-1800.

headline Victoria and Albert Museum sztuka

created date 2021-11-28

credit Victoria and Albert Museum/Victoria and Albert Museum

source Victoria and Albert Museum

byline Victoria and Albert Museum

original transmission reference ct94252

weight 2,88MB

size 32cm x 43cm by 300dpi

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