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* English: Takamatsuzuka murals
  • 日本語: 高松塚古墳壁画 西壁女子群像
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Title
  • English: Takamatsuzuka murals

  • 日本語: 高松塚古墳壁画 西壁女子群像
Description
  • English: Ancient mural depicting women, painted on the west wall of Takamatsuzuka Tomb.

  • 日本語: 高松塚古墳の西壁に描かれた女性を描いた古代の壁画。
Date
  • English: Late 7th century to early 8th century Asuka period

  • 日本語: 7世紀末～8世紀初め　飛鳥時代
Medium
  • English: Plaster base coloring

  • 日本語: 漆喰下地着色
Dimensions
  • English: Approximately 40cm

  • 日本語: 約40cm
  • English: Jurisdiction of Ministry of Education, & Culture, & Sports, & Science, & Technology

  • 日本語: 文部科学省所管
Place of creation
  • English: Japan

  • 日本語: 日本
Source/Photographer https://www.bunka.go.jp/seisaku/bunkazai/takamatsu_kitora/takamatsu_gaiyo/west_joshi_s47.html
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current08:50, 9 December 2022Thumbnail for version as of 08:50, 9 December 20221,140 × 1,200 (857 KB)Bijutsushitanhi-res version
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