Venstre halvdel af en lampasvævet tekstilbane, af silke, forgyldt papir og forgyldt dyremembran

Kina eller det østislamiske område; 14. århundredes 1. halvdel
H: 228: B: 63,5 cm
Inventarnummer 40/1997
Publiceret i
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David Kamansky (red.): Wooden wonders: Tibetan furniture in secular and religious life, Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena 2004, fig. 19, s. 81;
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Yuka Kadoi: “Aspects of frescoes in fourteenth-century Iranian architecture: the case of Yazd” i Iran, 43, 2005, fig. 20, s. 231;
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Kjeld von Folsach: “A set of silk panels from the Mongol period” i Sheila Blair og Jonathan Bloom (red.): God is beautiful and loves beauty: the object in Islamic art and culture, New Haven 2013, fig. 208, s. 218-219 og figs. 213, 214, 215, og s. 229, fig. 218e;
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Patricia Blessing, Elizabeth Dospel Williams, Eiren L. Shea: Medieval textiles across Eurasia, c. 300–1400, Cambridge 2023, fig. 60 og s. 71; 

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