English: Auspicious Cranes

  (  ) Artist Title Date 1112 Medium

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ink and color on silk Collection Inscriptions it is written that a flock of cranes hovered around and perched on one of the palace buildings. To commemorate this auspicious omen, Huizong composed a poem for the event. References This image appears on page 151 of Patricia Ebrey's Cambridge Illustrated History of China. Also see R. M. Barnhart's Three Thousand Years of Chinese Painting page 123. Source/Photographer From zh wiki Permission
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