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File:Luoshenfu Gu Kai Zhi.jpg

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English: "Nymph of the Luo River", 13th century Song Dynasty copy of original by Gu Kaizhi; ink and colours on silk, 21,7 x 572,8cm. Palace Museum at Beijing, China.
Date Gu Kaizhi (near 345-406), copy : VI - VIIIe s. This is a 13th century Song Dynasty copy of the original by Gu kaizhi .
Source 顧愷之「洛神賦图」
Author 顧愷之

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File change date and time 16:50, 30 March 2011
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