Artwork
Kuan-Yin and Two Attendants
Kuan-Yin and Two Attendants is an unspecified painting by the Byzantine icon painting artist Unknown. It dates from 799 and is held in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. The work titled “Kuan‑Yin and Two Attendants” is identified as a painting.
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Overview
The work titled “Kuan‑Yin and Two Attendants” is identified as a painting. Beyond its title and medium, no further descriptive information is provided in the source material.
Artist & collection
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