The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.
illustration published in the Sphere
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The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.
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The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile. is an illustration[1].
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- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile. is the creator of Alfred Pearse[2].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s image is recorded as The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile. (1902).jpg[3].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s instance of is recorded as illustration[4].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s instance of is recorded as newspaper[5].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s collection is recorded as Illustrations from British historical newspapers[6].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s archives at is recorded as Hong Kong Baptist University Library[7].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s publication date is recorded as +1902-03-08T00:00:00Z[8].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s official website is recorded as https://bcc.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/artcollection/iln-sphere-092/[9].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s main subject is recorded as history of the Qing dynasty[10].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s main subject is recorded as Empress Dowager Cixi[11].
- The return of the Emperor and Empress of China to the Forbidden City, Pekin, after their exile.'s published in is recorded as The Sphere[12].