The Wu Daozi tradition in the early Northern Song and two paintings attributed to Wu Zongyuan

The Wu Daozi tradition in the early Northern Song and two paintings attributed to Wu Zongyuan

by University of Michigan. Dept. of the History of Art, Ingrid C. Larsen, Zongyuan Wu

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