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Summary
DescriptionWood Bodhisattva.jpg |
English: A wooden and gilded statue of the Buddha (bodhisattva) from the Chinese Song Dynasty (960-1279), from the Shanghai Museum.
Français : Statue en bois et dorure de Bouddha (bodhisattva) de la Dynastie Song (960-1279), Musée de Shanghai.
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April 2008 |
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Photo by Mountain |
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