Sketches of the Ten Kings of Hell (Jūō zu)
Early Edo period, dated 1658
Artists
Description
Sketches of the Ten Kings of Hell (Juō-zu), copied from a painting attributed to the Sung-dynasty Chinese artist Lu Hsin-chung (active 13th century)
Dimensions
42.7 x 679.4 cm (16 13/16 x 267 1/2 in.)
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