MingQilinDragonFish
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Der ursprünglich hochladende Benutzer war Leonard G. in der Wikipedia auf Englisch
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Ming dynasty qilin of the dragon-fish style.
Note the double horns, dragon head, oxen hoves and fish skin hide.
Carved marble sculpture located at the Ming Tombs Sacred Walk.
Picture taken late September 2002 by Leonard G.
Selectively digitally blurred for jpeg image storage reduction.
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