Sutra of Wisdom of Manjushri - Yinbing Room Collection

Author: Ji Yaping
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The Wenshu selected in this collection are all famous steles and calligraphy works by Liang Qichao, with exquisite printing craftsmanship. It primarily uses Ming or Qing Dynasty Kangxi and Qianlong/Jiaqing era prints. Additionally, it includes Liang Rengong's own inscriptions, providing historical and literary context. This collection is beneficial for calligraphy enthusiasts in learning ancient classics, for those interested in inscriptions and stone inscriptions, and for scholars studying Liang Rengong, offering new historical insights.
This collection features the Wenshu. The stele was carved during the Northern Qi Dynasty and is located at Shuiniushan Cave in Ningyang, Shandong. It is written in clerical script, with three rows of characters at the top, each row containing two characters. The back of the stele bears inscriptions, but the (printing) is lost. This printing is a cut-and-mounted copy, spanning nine and a half sheets, measuring 34 cm in height and 20 cm in width. It is inscribed with a title by Liang Qichao. The bears seals such as "Rengong," "Yinbing Shu," "Liang Qichao," "Yinbing Shu," "Peizhai," "Zhuangshi," "Meishu," "Xinhui Liangshi," and "Liang Qichao's Private Seal." It was once owned by Zhuang Jindu and Liang Qichao, with five inscriptions by the Zhuang and Liang families at the end. This is a Qing Dynasty Kangxi/Qianlong/Jiaqing era printing, with the first row's "" (wú miè), second row's "" (jìngjiè), third row's "" (zhī), sixth row's "" (zhào), and ninth row's "" (fǎ) all in perfect condition.