he famous elixir. Her head is This exceptionallycowled with a mantle; the throne stands upon fine figure was mod-conventionalized wave forms. A basket ol fish, elled in the bestin other instances, is carried l>> this goddess period of the Mingas a symbol of her function as patron of… … /iii / wenly SEPTEMBER I <> 2 2 inceRnAcioriAL StUDIO further gods arc here illustrated; these belongto the group known as Yi-Dam, or Eighl I erribleOnes. Thej are supposed to be the Protectoi olthe Gods. Yen-Io-wang, the God of Death, orSupreme Ruler of I lell, is a gilded figure with…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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