File:Hitting the Ball in the Shadow of the Banana Leaves.jpg

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"Hitting the Ball in the Shadow of the Banana Leaves" (蕉阴击球图页), a painting by Chinese artist Su Hanchen (苏汉臣, active 1130-1160s AD) of the Song Dynasty period.

Date

12th century AD, Song Dynasty

Source

http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=298349703

Author

Su Hanchen
Alternative names	Su Hanchen, 苏汉臣
Description	Chinese painter
Location of birth/death	Kaifeng	Hangzhou
Work period	between circa 1130 and circa 1170
Work location	Hangzhou (Süd-Sung-Akademie)
Authority control	WorldCat

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