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English: Apsara playing a Phoenix-headed konghou - Yulin Cave 15.
Date 618-907 C.E.
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Yulin Grottoes, cave 15

https://collection.sina.cn/auction/2017-05-05/detail-ifyeycfp9264035.d.html
Author Tang Dynasty artisty, (618-907)
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Painting from the same cave,, of an Apsara playing a flute.

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Apsara playing a Phoenix-headed konghou - Yulin Cave 15

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