Portrait of the Mongolian Prince Corgiyamz’an

Identifier: I D 22155
Title: Portrait of the Mongolian Prince Corgiyamz’an; 蒙古王子柯基亚姆赞像
Creator: Panzi, Giuseppe, 1734-1812; Sichelbart, Ignatius, 1708-1780
Description: The depiction of the Mongolian prince portrait known as Corgi Yamz'an, hailing from the Hall of Purple Light in Beijing, surfaced in the aftermath of the Boxer Rebellion when it became available for acquisition at a prestigious art emporium in Berlin. Currently, the portrait is in the collection of the Ethnological Museum in Berlin and considered as potential loot from the Boxer Rebellion around 1900.
Date: 1775
Subject: Mongols; Painting
Former Location: Beijing
Current Location: Ethnological Museum
Type: Oil painting on paper
Source: https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2022/01/25/german-museums-may-have-thousands-of-looted-relics-from-chinas-imperial-palace-research-group-believes
Rights Holder: Ethnological Museum in Berlin
References: https://id.smb.museum/object/146709/portr%C3%A4t-des-mongolischen-f%C3%BCrsten-corgiyamzan-chin--chuoerjiamucan-serien-nr--2b47-