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中文（繁體）：​《明宣宗行樂圖卷》是明代宮廷繪畫中表現帝王生活的作品，描繪明宣宗在御園觀賞各種體育競技表演的場面。畫面中的宦官們觀賞皇帝投壺，而皇帝身穿淺色辮線襖式樣長袍，宦官身穿青綠等色曳撒，顯示出受到蒙元服飾影響。畫作整體風格如實呈現出「院體畫」工整細膩、細節繁複而寫實逼真的特色。
Date Ming dynasty
Source/Photographer 明宣宗行乐图卷

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