User talk:Hardingrobert

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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome (talk) 22:09, 15 July 2018 (UTC)

Prajnaparamita Hrdaya by Zhao Mengfu

the physical version is in Liaoning Museum.

Tripitaka Koreana woodblock

"We would like to use it in an exhibition for display at A2 size, should that be possible. Do you have in your possession a version of the photo of larger file size?"

Unfortunately, the largest size I have is the largest size available here on Commons. If that still works for you, by all means, use it.

Pictured is a copy of a woodblock that visitors to the temple can use to ink up and print a paper copy. It is my understanding that this copy is an accurate reproduction, in every detail, so it should present historically correct.

Good luck with your project.

Steve