Visiting the Moon Palace Giclée Print

Chinese lore is rich with tales of mystical beings who visit the human world. Among them is the moon goddess, Chang'e, who lives in a celestial palace with a host of fairies to keep her company. In this story, we follow one of China's greatest emperors, Tang Taizong (598-649), on the night of the Moon Festival. As the Emperor wistfully gazes at the autumn sky, he drinks in homage to the moon and its mysteries. On a whim, he decides to leave the imperial grounds to take in the festivities. Accompanied by his advisor, a Taoist sage, the Emperor is suddenly captivated by a lady of otherworldly grace. What happens next, they say, is a thing of legends.

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