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Chinese clay figures (1914)

Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History · leaf 394

An illustration from Chinese clay figures, 1914, leaf 394
PLATE XLVI. Yama, the God of Death (see p. 295). In the same pose as the two preceding figures, but without a bull. Demoniacalface with human traits and animal-like ears. The head is surmounted by a long,twisted horn. He is clad with a leopard-skin, indicated by rows of black and redcircular spots.… … Zoomorphic Form of the God of Death. FIELD MUSEUv OLOGY, VOL. XIII. PL. XLVII.

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