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The (earlier and later) Zheng Xi steles, extolling the virtue of Zheng Xi (426–93), director of the Secretariat; in Wu Yun’s transcription, with accompanying colophons. The stele inscriptions were originally composed by and written in the calligraphy of Zheng Xi’s son, Zheng Daozhao 鄭道昭 (d. 515).
此鄭羲上、下碑釋文後分別有吳雲題跋。

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Title
Zheng Xi bei shi wen
鄭羲碑釋文
Creator
吳雲撰並書
Variant Title
鄭羲碑釋文
滎陽鄭文公上下兩碑
Published
清光緒三年六月 (1877)
Full Collection Name
Chinese Rubbings Collection
Other Identifiers
Hsin 812
Subject (Topic)
Inscriptions on Rock and Stone
摩崖石刻
Type
Image
Extent
1冊48頁
Dimensions
高13.6厘米, 寬30.3厘米
Archive
East Asian Library
Note
日本三井聽冰閣
正、行書
原刻
Provenance
浙江
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