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Two Daoist deities, ink painting, inspired by the murals of the Yongle Palace of the Chinese Yuan period The mural "Chaoyuan Tu" (Audience with the Heavenly Ruler) in the Sanqing Hall, part of the Yongle Palace in Ruicheng (Shanxi province), is one of the most impressive testimonies to Daoism in the Chinese Yuan period (13th-14th century). The two deities depicted here, standing on clouds and depicted with large halos typical of the style, holding a lotus blossom for purity and a bolus as a seed of knowledge respectively, are inspired by the famous mural, the inscription on the side also identifies it as such: "Yongle Palace Sanqing Hall Yuan Dynasty", ink and colour on heavy panel (stucco?), 101 x 59 cm, modern framed under glass
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