Stele of classical text Thousand Character Essay in cursive style (lower) ; Qian zi wen ; Zhiyong zhen cao qian wen ; Zhiyong zhen cao qian zi wen guan zhong ban ; Shi Zhiyong zhen cao qian zi wen ; Zhen cao Qian zi wen (xia)

Parte della collezione Chinese rubbings collection
Rubbing from lower part of stele of classical text Qian zi wen (Thousand Character Essay). Inscription in 2 styles of script: cao shu and kai shu, in parallel lines. Inscription followed by a postscript written by Xue Sichang. Calligraphy by Buddhist monk Shi Zhiyong (active between Chen and Sui Dynasty; 7th. generation of Wang Xizhi, 321-379). Stele engraved by Xue Sichang.
Genere: rubbings
Data: 19th. century?
Formato: 56 x 83 cm
Note: General note: C-112 is a duplicate copy.Citation/references: Xi'an bei lin, 1963. p. 27. ; Zhongguo mei shu quan ji, shu fa zhuan ke bian, 1989, v. 3, pl. 1. ; Zhong hua shu xue da ci dian, 2000, p. 25. ; Zhongguo mei shu jia ren ming ci dian, 1981, p. 1076. (Zhiyong)General note: Script style: cao shu and kai shu. ; Rubbing edition: also called Guanzhong ben. ; Original stele lost. Rubbing from a reproduction of later date. Historical: Stele date: 11th. day of 2nd. mo. of 3rd. yr. of Daguan, Northern Song (1109).
Repository: Fine Arts Library, Special Collections, Harvard University"