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The Palace Museum

museum in the Forbidden City, Beijing, China

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4,601 paintings

  • Bunian Tu
    Bunian Tu
    Yan Liben
    7th century · The Palace Museum
  • The Night Revels of Han Xizai
    The Night Revels of Han Xizai
    Gu Hongzhong
    960s · The Palace Museum
  • The Qianlong Emperor in Ceremonial Armor on Horseback
    The Qianlong Emperor in Ceremonial Armor on Horseback
    Giuseppe Castiglione
    1739 · The Palace Museum
  • Yituanheqi
    Yituanheqi
    Chenghua Emperor
    15th century · The Palace Museum
  • Five Oxen
    Five Oxen
    Han Huang
    · The Palace Museum
  • A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains
    A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains
    Wang Xi
    1113 · The Palace Museum
  • Wise and Benevolent Women
    Wise and Benevolent Women
    Gu Kaizhi
    4th century · The Palace Museum
  • Playing Go under Double Screens
    Playing Go under Double Screens
    Zhou Wenju
    10th century · The Palace Museum
  • Bathing Horses
    Bathing Horses
    Zhao Mengfu
    1254–1322 · The Palace Museum
  • Horse Herding in Autumn Countryside
    Horse Herding in Autumn Countryside
    Zhao Mengfu
    November 1312 · The Palace Museum
  • Stroll About in Spring
    Stroll About in Spring
    Zhan Ziqian
    c. 6th century · The Palace Museum
  • Huishan tea party
    Huishan tea party
    Wen Zhengming
    1518 · The Palace Museum
  • Epang Palace
    Epang Palace
    Yuan Jiang
    · The Palace Museum
  • A Fat and a Thin Horse
    A Fat and a Thin Horse
    Ren Renfa
    · The Palace Museum
  • Man Riding
    Man Riding
    Zhao Mengfu
    1296 · The Palace Museum
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