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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. The relative legibility of certain characters in the text suggests an early date for this rubbing, probably late Yuan or early Ming. Previous owners include Dai Xi 戴熙, Bao Xi 寶熙, Wang Xiaoyu 王孝禹, and Zhu Yi'an 朱翼盦, among others.
“汧”字可見“鰋鯉”二字完好，應為元末或明初拓本。印鑑有“翼盦”、“錢楷”“裴山”、“王孝禹收藏記”、“寶熙鑑賞”、“孝禹審定”、“聽□屋”、“芝陔心賞”、“習苦齋”、“銅梁王孝禹藏金石書畫印”等。歷來收藏者有戴熙、寶熙、王孝禹、朱翼盦等。

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Title
Shi gu wen
石鼓文
Variant Title
岐陽獵碣
Published
戰國秦 (475-221B.C.)
Full Collection Name
Chinese Rubbings Collection
Other Identifiers
Hsin 1
Subject (Topic)
Inscriptions on Rock and Stone
摩崖石刻
Type
Image
Format
剪裱本
Extent
1冊34頁
Other Physical Details
3行, 行5字
Dimensions
高38.9, 寬20.6厘米
Physical Medium
石
Archive
East Asian Library
Note
日本三井聽冰閣
篆書
原刻 元末明初拓本
Provenance
唐代 (陝西寶雞) 出土，今存北京故宮博物院
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