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Creator/Artist
Name
中文: 赵佶
Deutsch: auch genannt: Zhao Ji
Alternative names
中文: 宋徽宗
Deutsch: Hui Tsung
Date of birth/death 1082 1135
Location of birth/death
中文: 开封
Deutsch: Kaifeng (China)
中文: 五國城
Deutsch: Wuguozheng (nördliche Mandschurei)
Work location
Deutsch: Kaifeng
Description

This is a painting on silk executed by Emperor Huizong of Song or one of his court artists in the year 1112 AD. On the painting, it is written that a flock of cranes hovered around and perched on one of the palace buildings. To commemorate this auspicious omen, Huizong composed a poem for the event. This image appears on page 151 of Patricia Ebrey's Cambridge Illustrated History of China.
Source

From zh wiki
Date

1112 AD
Author

Zhao Ji
Permission
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