Water and Land Ritual paintings
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Great Generals of the Desert and the Spirits of Grasses and Trees Who Dwell in the Void of Water and Land, part of the Water and Land Ritual paintings
The Water and Land Ritual paintings is a set thirty six Chinese mythological paintings from 1454.[1] The paintings were part of a larger set, as indicated by the incomplete representation of certain themes on the extant scrolls.[1] The majority of paintings (thirty four) are housed in the Guimet Museum and the remaining two are kept in the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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- 1454 paintings
- Ming dynasty painting
- Mythological paintings
- 15th-century painting stubs