Image: Liu-Kuan-Tao-Jagd

Description: Kublai Khan on a hunting expedition, painted on a silk handscroll (fragment). This was painted in the year 1280 by the Chinese court artist Liu Guandao. Notice how Kublai Khan is wearing distinct Mongolian-style furs over Chinese Han silk brocades. A description of this image is featured on page 174 of Patricia Ebrey's Cambridge Illustrated History of China. Scroll painting is located at the National Palace Museum, Taipei.
Title: English: scroll painting of Yuan dynasty ancestor go hunting
Credit: Cambridge Illustrated History of China (1999), by Patricia B. Ebrey
Author: Liu Guandao
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