File:Emperor Taizongs horses by Yan Liben.jpg

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Description

One of Emperor Taizong's horses from Zhaoling

Date

Tang Dynasty (c. 650), Photo c. 1920

Source

University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

Author

Yen Li-pen (0600–0673)
Alternative names	Yan Liben
Description	Chinese painter
Date of birth/death	600	673
Location of birth/death	Ch'ang-an (Provinz Shensi, China)	Ch'ang-an
Work location	Ch'ang-an
Authority control	WorldCat

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