The Painting of Tea Extraction/Grinding (宋劉松年攆茶圖) by Liu Songnian (劉松年 1155-1218), Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), Handroll, ink and colours on silk, National Palace Museum, Taipei. Extracted from http://painting.npm.gov.tw/Painting_Page.aspx?dep=P&PaintingId=14350.

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