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Description Janggimboo / chin. Zhan Yinbao (
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zhàn yīnbǎo), was an officer of the Qing Army. Ink and colours on silk, 188,6 x 95,1cm. Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY.
Date late 1700s
Source From en:Image:Manchuguard.jpg by en:User:Spencer195
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