Tao Wen Catalog (Complete 6 Volumes)

Author: Wang Entian (Compiler)
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: refers to inscriptions, writings, or prints on pottery. was widely used in people's daily lives as early as the Neolithic Age before the emergence of oracle bone script and bronze inscriptions. As an important branch of paleography, has an irreplaceable unique role. Since its discovery during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, has attracted widespread attention from academia, and some research works and document compendia have been published. Experts such as Chen Jiqi, Liu E, and Gao Ming successively published a series of works on. Building on this foundation, the author has devoted himself to the study of since the 1960s, and this book series is the culmination of his many years of effort. The entire set is divided into six volumes and is organized according to a combination of chronological and national divisions, comprising ten volumes. It includes over 12,000 rubbing copies of, all numbered and typeset. For the convenience of readers, the interpretations are appended alongside each rubbing of. This book is currently the most comprehensive and extensive work available on the collection and illustration of.