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DescriptionZhao Mengfu1.jpg	English: A Horse and Groom in the Wind, 22.7 x 49.0 cm. National Palace Museum, Taibei 日本語: 趙孟頫「調良図」　元・13世紀 紙本墨画 176.1 x 95.6 cm 台北市、国立故宮博物院 中文: 趙孟頫《调良图》 元・13世紀 纸本水墨 176.1 x 95.6 cm 台北市、国立故宮博物院
Date	13th century
Source	Unknown
Author	Zhao Mengfu (1254–1322)     Description Chinese painter Date of birth/death 1254 1322 Location of birth Wuxingchang Authority control WorldCat

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