https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/113022/fullYao ritual painting of Lei T'in: Standing celestial guardian with unicornEarly 20 centuryImage: 46 1/16 × 18 1/16 inches (117 × 45.9 cm)Hanging scroll: ink and colors on paperGift of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nelson Stephens85.059.0140Lemoine, p.46, #4, and corresponding plate on foldout pages. Ch.7, p69 - ? with corresponding plates. Our figure differs from the plates in the direction of the body, which is turned towards the left. Most of the plates show Lei T'in facing right, body and face. Our figures's face is turned right, however, as in plate 70, which creates an interesting tension. Our figure is also shown with a kuei-niu ("ghost-cow" beast). Other iconographical correspondences with the book are: the sword with the snake coiled around it; the long hair and no head dress (pl.63,64,69,70) 10/86 Astri W.Paintings21147618619Unidentified artistVietnam85.059.014