File:China Shanxi Ming dynasty - Buddhist deity GuanGong or Guan Yu - wood IMG 9575 Museum of Asian Civilisation.jpg

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English: Wooden sculpture of a famous Chinese Buddhist deity,named Guangong (Guan Yu). From Shanxi province during the Ming dynasty of China. Exhibit in the Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore.
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