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Ducks under Reeds

Date: 1400s
Medium: hanging scroll, ink and color on silk
Culture: China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644)
Department: Chinese Art
Institution: Cleveland Museum of Art

The artist realistically represented that the Mandarin duck is a sexually dimorphic species, meaning males and females differ in appearance.

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