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DescriptionJoueuse de polo Tang 29102.jpg |
Français : Joueuse de polo. Chine du Nord, dynastie Tang, première moitié du 8ème siècle. Terre cuite, englobe blanc et polychromie. Musée Guimet, Paris.
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Vassil |
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