Sun Boxiang Calligraphy and Painting Collection

Author: Sun Boxiang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-12
Features: The National Library preserves this rubbing as a complete scroll, mounted vertically, and it is an excellent rubbing from the Qianlong and Jiaqing periods (1736–1820) of the Qing Dynasty. In the third line of the rubbing, the character "" in "" is slightly damaged in the last stroke, while the other strokes are intact. In the fifth line, the character "" in "" still retains its horizontal strokes. In the sixth line, the character "" in "" is complete. The rubbing, including the header, measures 75 cm in height and 39 cm in width. It was once owned by Hu Zhen and is accompanied by thirteen inscriptions and seals from Hu Zhen, Qian Song, Xu Jixu, Qi Xueqiu, Sun Wenchuan, Jiang Dunfu, Hu Yuan, Huang Bingkun, Zhou Xian, Wang Kun, Tieqiao, and others. The seals include "Hu Zhen's Seal," "Huang Jie Reading Stele," "Hu Bi Shan's Seal of Preserving Authenticity," "Qian Song's Seal of Shengyi Longevity," "Zhu Jie Yan's Seal of Gold and Stone Calligraphy," "Cibei," "Zhou Xian's Seal of Gold and Stone Friendship," "Jianren," "Gongshou," and "Songkang."