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Ethnological Museum of Berlin Ost- und Nordasien [I D 33816]
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Grabanlage der Haupt- und dreier Nebenfrauen Kaiser Tongzhis

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Description

Baumodell für das Grab der Hauptfrau Kaiser Tongzhis (1856-1875), Alute (+1875) und dreier Nebenfrauen. Das Originalbauwerk befindet sich in Dongling, ca. 150 nördl. von Beijing.
(Redaktioneller Kurztext nach vorliegender Literatur und Begutachtung durch Prof. Wang Qiheng , Yangshi Lei Architectural Archives Research Institute , Tianjin University, im Mai 2013, in Berlin. Kommentar: Siegmar Nahser).

Angaben zur Entstehung:
Lei Xiancai 雷獻彩 (geb. 1877 - Todesjahr unbekannt), Hersteller
Yangshi Fang 樣式房 (Kaiserliches Design-Amt), Auftraggeber
Tongzhi-Periode, vor 1873
China (Land)
Herstellungsort: Beijing (Peking) 北京
Bezug: gebaut in Dongling (Ort)

Material/Technique

Holz, Papier, Farbe, Tusche

Measurements

Objektmaß: 18,5 x 54 x 102 cm

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Ethnological Museum of Berlin

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