Xiaoxitian: Colour and Craft in a Small Temple
A late Ming temple on Phoenix Hill in Xixian, where a five-bay hall holds more than 1,900 clay figures in suspended relief, begun under the last Ming emperor and finished under the first Qing.
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A late Ming temple on Phoenix Hill in Xixian, where a five-bay hall holds more than 1,900 clay figures in suspended relief, begun under the last Ming emperor and finished under the first Qing.