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English: The Malay Dancers, one of the two vases which was believed to have been made in the 1940s, and given to the two Huang brothers who were friends of Xu Beihong.
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  • 2009-03-27 04:46 Marcuslim 231×346× (61831 bytes) ==Licensing== {{Non-free newspaper image}} {{Non-free media rationale |Description= Image of ceramic vase titled ''The Malay Dancers'', created by Chinese artist [[Xu Beihong]]. |Article= Xu Beihong |Source= Scanned from referenced article published in St

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