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Black wood unicorn, China, early 17th century. A black wood figure of a qilin on a bed of waves, its head turned back looking towards its tail. There is a mark on the base with six characters that reads 'Hongwu Yuan nian wu zhong' (which gives the date 1369). However, the piece is certainly not Hong Wu (1368 - 1398) and probably dates to the early 17th century when many pieces have Hong Wu marks.

Unique Identifier AR919973

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2812px × 2229px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Museum of East Asian Art

mythical creature

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY