Bogda Khan, Eighth Jibzundamba (ca. 1869–1924), and Yeke Dagini Dondugdulma, His Wife (1876–1923)

Nobleman wearing russet robe, seated on canopied throne behind ornate casket containing vajra and other implements
Noblewoman wearing pearl-tasseled crown, seated on canopied throne, holding vajra and bell in hands
Nobleman wearing russet robe, seated on canopied throne behind ornate casket containing vajra and other implements
Noblewoman wearing pearl-tasseled crown, seated on canopied throne, holding vajra and bell in hands

Bogda Khan, Eighth Jibzundamba (ca. 1869–1924), and Yeke Dagini Dondugdulma, His Wife (1876–1923)

Creator
Balduugiin “Marzan” Sharab (Mongolian; 1869–1939)
Material
photographically derived paintings
Photo Credit
Bogdka Khan image courtesy Bogd Khaan Palace Museum Facebook page, Yeke Dagini Dondugdulma image after Tsultem 1986, 176

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