One of a set of paintings of the Ten Courts of Hell, Qing dynasty, China, c1800-1849.
One of a set of paintings of the Ten Courts of Hell, Qing dynasty, China, c1800-1849. One of a set of three framed watercolour or gouache pictures, two each depicting four of the courts of Hell of Chinese Buddhist and Taoist belief with judges and criminals showing their punishments and the other depicting the remaining two courts. (Photo by Museum of East Asian Art/Heritage Images/Getty Images)
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464503977
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Hulton Archive
Date created:
01 January, 1800
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Hulton Archive
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440001547
Object name:
1621044
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2381 x 2694 px (20.16 x 22.81 cm) - 300 dpi - 3 MB