Jayne, Horace H. "The Chinese Collections of The University Museum: A Handbook of the Principal Objects." The University Museum Bulletin 9, no. 2-3. (1941): 9-50.
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- yes[124]
- asian[124]
- Yes[5]
- altar frontal[1]
- back ornament[1]
- bas relief[1]
- beaker[2]
- bowl[2]
- bowl lid[2]
- censer[1]
- censer lid[1]
- chinese ritual vessel[1]
- coffin fragment[1]
- fresco fragment[5]
- jar[1]
- jar lid[1]
- mandorla[1]
- mortuary house[1]
- mural painting[25]
- mural painting section[32]
- pedestal[2]
- peg[2]
- relief[2]
- ritual vessel[1]
- statue[26]
- statue base[4]
- statue fragment[4]
- statuette[2]
- stela[2]
- stela base[1]
- tomb brick[1]
- tomb door lintel[1]
- tomb sculpture[2]
- votive stela[1]
- aipao[1]
- bezeklik caves[2]
- chihli[5]
- china[124]
- dingzhou[1]
- guangshengsi[57]
- hebei[16]
- henan[14]
- hongtong[57]
- jiangxi[2]
- jiaozuo[1]
- li cheng[1]
- longmen caves[1]
- manchuria[1]
- nanchang[2]
- neiqiu county[2]
- qixian monastery[1]
- shaanxi[2]
- shandong[2]
- shanxi[60]
- tianlongshan[2]
- xi'an[4]
- xiangtangshan[10]
- xinjiang[2]
- yixian[2]
- zhaoling[2]
- zhengzhou[1]
- 20th century[1]
- early 20th century[1]
- eastern wei dynasty[4]
- han dynasty[7]
- jin dynasty[3]
- liao dynasty[3]
- ming dynasty[58]
- northern qi[1]
- northern qi dynasty[16]
- shang dynasty[2]
- song dynasty[3]
- southern song dynasty[2]
- sui dynasty[1]
- tang dynasty[15]
- tianping[4]
- wanli[2]
- warring states[1]
- wei dynasty[6]
- western zhou dynasty[1]
- yuan dynasty[5]
- zhou dynasty[1]
- buddhist[99]
- chinese[123]
- han dynasty[1]
- abhaya mudra[1]
- amida buddha[2]
- ananda[2]
- animals[3]
- apsara[2]
- apsaras[1]
- attendant[1]
- attendants[2]
- bamboo staff[1]
- banner[1]
- baptism of buddha[1]
- bhaisajyaguru[4]
- bhaisajyaguru buddha[1]
- bird[2]
- bird spirit king[1]
- birds[3]
- birth of sakyamuni[1]
- black disc[1]
- bodhisattva[21]
- bodhisattva head[3]
- bodhisattva maitreya[1]
- bodhisattvas[2]
- book[1]
- boshanlu[2]
- bowl[1]
- buddha[5]
- buddha head[1]
- buddhas[1]
- buddhist deities[1]
- buddhist deity[1]
- candraprabha[5]
- carriage[1]
- censer[1]
- chariot[1]
- child[1]
- clouds[2]
- conversion of ajnata kaundinya[1]
- coral[2]
- dancers[1]
- devarajas[1]
- devas[1]
- devotee[1]
- dharma wheel[1]
- donor[1]
- dragon[2]
- dragons[4]
- duowen tian[1]
- earth deities[1]
- elephant spirit king[1]
- enlightenment[1]
- flaming pearl[1]
- flower[1]
- flowers[2]
- fu lion[2]
- fungus[1]
- general qiu xinggong[1]
- guanyin[1]
- guardian[4]
- horse[6]
- human figures[1]
- incense burner[3]
- jupiter[4]
- kanthaka[2]
- ketu[2]
- khakkhara[2]
- life of the buddha[2]
- lion[8]
- lotus[5]
- lotus bud[2]
- maitreya[5]
- manjusri[3]
- medicine buddha[5]
- mercury[3]
- monkey[2]
- monks[4]
- moon[4]
- musicians[2]
- peaches[2]
- penglai[2]
- phoenix[5]
- pipa[2]
- prabhutaratna buddha[3]
- pratyekabuddha[2]
- rahu[2]
- sakyamuni buddha[7]
- samantabhadra[3]
- sun[5]
- sun attendant[3]
- suryaprabha[4]
- sword[4]
- tang taizong horse[2]
- taotie[3]
- tejaprabha buddha[9]
- tortoise[2]
- venus[3]
- vimalakirti[2]
- wenshu[5]
- winged lion[2]
- worshipper[12]
- yaksa general[9]
- bas relief[3]
- carved[34]
- cast[5]
- dry lacquer[1]
- engraved[2]
- fired[4]
- fresco[5]
- gesso[2]
- gilded[11]
- gilt[1]
- glazed[3]
- high relief[2]
- incised[1]
- inlaid[1]
- inscribed[3]
- low relief[7]
- mural[56]
- niello[4]
- painted[66]
- relief[2]
- three color glaze[2]