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The Stone Drum inscriptions: verse celebrating the hunting exploits of a duke of Qin, engraved on ten drum-shaped stones. The inscriptions date from the Eastern Zhou. This album also includes two handwritten colophons dated 1659 and 1780, the latter added by Weng Fanggang 翁方綱 (1733–1818), suggesting a late Ming date for this rubbing.
黃帛”二字已損泐，“氐鮮”二字完好，“又”、“大”二字間無泐痕，應為明末拓本。後有康熙巳亥(1659)中秋長吟居士及乾隆庚子(1780)春三月八日翁方綱二跋。印鑑有“金農印信”、“適存”、“適存審定之印”、“適存收藏金石文字記”、“蘇米齋”及模糊者二枚等。此本與潘迪石鼓文音訓同裝一函。題跋二，各一頁。

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Title
Shi gu wen
石鼓文
Variant Title
石鼓文
Published
戰國秦 (475-221B.C.)
Full Collection Name
Chinese Rubbings Collection
Other Identifiers
Hsin 2.1
Subject (Topic)
Inscriptions on Rock and Stone
摩崖石刻
Type
Image
Format
剪裱旋風裝
Extent
1冊23頁
Other Physical Details
3行, 行5字
Dimensions
高28厘米, 寬15.8厘米
Physical Medium
石
Archive
East Asian Library
Note
日本三井聽冰閣
篆書
原刻 明末拓本
Provenance
唐代 (陝西寶雞) 出土，今存北京故宮博物院
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