File:Cave 181, ceiling, right side (225x170cm).jpg

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English: Cave 181, ceiling, right side (225x170cm). Old German photograph of the Berlin MKI museum where it appeared [1]
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Paintings: 6th century painter, Kizil caves

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Cave 181, ceiling, right side (225x170cm)

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