
Baruun Örgöö, Abatai Khan’s Yurt in Yekhe Khüriye
- Location
- Yekhe Khüriye, Mongolia
- Date
- late 19th century
- Creator
- Aleksei Pozdneev (Russian, 1851–1920)
- Material
- photograph
- Dimensions
- dimensions unknown
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Appliqué Artistic Tradition and the War God Begtse’s Significance in Mongolia
Begtse Monumental Appliqué
Yekhe Khüriye, Mongolia; late 19th–early 20th century
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