Mahjong posters & prints

The Eight Immortals Play Mah-Jong poster Anonymous

Chimpanzees Play Mahjong Anonymous

Mah Chung Kow, Canton, China Anonymous

Chinese junk of the Great Zheng He or Hajji Mahmud Chinese eunuch and marine explorer. Detail of photo ROEK0015. Anonymous

Entrance to the Shway Dagon Pagoda, Rangoon Anonymous

Spring Play in a Tang Garden, 18th century Unknown

View of the town Pharijong with mountains in the background D.T. Dalton

The Shwe Dragon pagoda, Rangoon C Kegan Paul

A Sampan, Qianlong Period School Chinese

Emperor Tongzhi, his temple name was Muzong Chinese School

Painting of Gyan Bazi, Rajasthan Indian School

Mythical Buddhist Lion. China, 15th-16th century Unknown

Mahamayuri Scroll, 12th century Anonymous

The Five-Colored Parakeet Emperor Hui-tsung

Han Yige, c. 1368-1644 Unknown

Reminiscence of Jinling, 1686 Wang Gai

Pagoda at the Mogao Caves Anonymous

Bringing the Message of Victory to Dongshan, dated 1862 Wang Su

The Daoist Immortal Han Xiangzi, undated, late 15th-early 16th century Liu Jun

Two men on a wall of the fortress of Pharijong D.T. Dalton

Oolur Tedong School Chinese

Dongwanggong, detail from The Banquet of Seowangmo, c.1800 School Korean

Portrait of Xuanzang with Attendant, 14th century Unknown

Chinese junk of the Great Zheng He or Hajji Mahmud Chinese eunuch and marine explorer Anonymous

The Viceroy of India's Visit to Rangoon, British Burma: Mahomedan Mosque Anonymous

Koya Myojin, 16th century Unknown

Mahakala Stuart Cox

Mahliqa, Daughter of the Emperor of China, Pointing at the Bird-Man Khwaja Mubarak…, c. 1710 Unknown

Chinese junk of the Great Zheng He or Hajji Mahmud, Chinese eunuch and marine explorer Anonymous

Varieties of Lychee Fruit Unknown

Zheng Huangniu and Yushanzhu, early 17th century Kano Naizen

The Martyrdom of the Blessed Mi, Duong and Truat at Tongking, China, in 1838 1838 Indo-Chinese School

Ular Pontong Teboo School Chinese

A Room in the House of Mr. Kong, a Peking Merchant School Chinese

Mount Hua, 1506 Tang Yin

Emperor Hui Tsung practising with the Buddhist sect Tao-See, from a History of the Emperors of China Chinese School