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The Genre Paintings of Taiwan’s Aboriginal Peoples:Crossing the River
The Genre Paintings of Taiwan’s Aboriginal Peoples:Crossing the River
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The Genre Paintings of Taiwan’s Aboriginal Peoples:Crossing the River

This is a picture of a local and intermediary official crossing a river on a curved bamboo raft, pushed along by the swimming Peipon.

Item No.
85361
Period
A.D. 1744-1747
Dimensions
Height 40.5, width 29.5 cm
Materials
paper

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