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English: In mid-Imperial China, characters in theatrical performances wore elaborate costumes and stereotyped facial makeup, shown here in a large Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368 AD) mural in a hall of the Guangsheng Temple in Hongtong, Shanxi province.
日本語: 「雑戯図」（広勝下寺、水神廟明応王殿壁画） 元・泰定1年（1324） 山西省洪洞県
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1324（泰定元年四月日） |
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Scanned from Patricia Ebrey's Cambridge Illustrated of China (1999) |
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Yuan Chinese artist(s) |
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