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Figure 1. Stone sarcophagus of Yuan Mi, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Artwork in the public domain. Photograph: Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. More

Figure 24. “Indoor” and “outdoor” spaces in Yuan Mi's sarcophagus with figures behind windows, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Dotted lines: second layer of space; solid lines: first layer of space. Diagram by Jie Shi. More

Figure 20. Filial paragons within range of the watching eyes on Yuan Mi's sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Rubbing, (a) east-side panel, (b) west-side panel. Made by Jie Shi, after Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 2. Stone epitaph tablet for Yuan Mi's sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Artwork in the public domain. Photograph: Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. More

Figure 8. Layer 1 (inner layer), the simulated “coffin,” Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Made by Jie Shi, with rubbing from Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 9. Detail of the zoomorphic mask on the east-side panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Photograph by Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. More

Figure 3. East-side panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Rubbing. After Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 4. West-side panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Rubbing. After Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 5a–e. Front panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . (a) Lotus flower; (b) flying demigods; (c) supporting demigods; (d) warriors; (e) rocks and plants. Rubbing (except for [c], being a negative). After Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga More

Figure 5a–e. Front panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . (a) Lotus flower; (b) flying demigods; (c) supporting demigods; (d) warriors; (e) rocks and plants. Rubbing (except for [c], being a negative). After Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga More

Figure 6. Rear panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Rubbing. After Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” 370. More

Figure 23. All three layers put together in Yuan Mi's sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Made by Jie Shi, based on Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 11. Layer 2 (middle layer), the simulated “burial chamber” (middle layer) of Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Made by Jie Shi with rubbing from Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration, unpaginated. More

Figure 19. Layer 3 (outer layer), the simulated “natural and supernatural world” (outermost layer), of Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . Made by Jie Shi, with rubbing from Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan no kokuga ni tsuite,” folded illustration More

Figure 7a–b. (a) Half-length figures within two concentric squares ornamented with a flower at each corner, and (b) a line drawing detail of the figures, east-side panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . (a) Photograph by Minneapolis Institute of Art More

Figure 7a–b. (a) Half-length figures within two concentric squares ornamented with a flower at each corner, and (b) a line drawing detail of the figures, east-side panel, Yuan Mi's stone sarcophagus, probably near Luoyang, Henan province, 524 ce . (a) Photograph by Minneapolis Institute of Art More

Figure 22. Comparison of scale between two types of figures. Front guardian engraved on the front panel of Yuan Mi's sarcophagus (524 ce ) versus half-length figure engraved on the side panel. Probably near Luoyang, Henan province. Made by Jie Shi, based on Okumura, “Mekki kōshiden sekkan More