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  • Information: Mt. Datuan (of Taipei)/ Ni Chiang-huai/ 1934/ Paper/ Watercolor/ 31.6 x 47 cm/ Collection of Taiwan Museum of Fine Art
  • Information in Chinese: 大屯山/ 倪蔣懷/ 1934/ 紙/水彩/ 31.6×47cm/ 台灣省立美術館收藏


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