“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)

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“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia),

19th century

Xu Lun 胥倫, 19th century
Chinese
late Qing dynasty, 1644–1912
2021-230

Information

Title
“Full-form” rubbing of an Ancient Bronze Tripod (jia)
Dates

19th century

Maker
Xu Lun 胥倫
Medium
Hanging scroll; ink rubbing on paper
Dimensions
77.4 × 29.8 cm (30 1/2 × 11 3/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Karen and Leon Wender
Object Number
2021-230
Marks/Labels/Seals
Artist and collector seals, four in total: Artist seals: “Xu Lun Shouta” 胥倫手拓 (“hand rubbing by Xu Lun”), sq. intaglio (lower, right) “Jitang” 芰塘, sq. relief (upper, left) Collector seals of Xi Eming 奚萼銘 (1880–1919): “Xixu changsheng anle” 奚旭長生安樂, sq. intaglio (upper, left) “Xi shi ji jin” 奚氏吉金, sq. relief (lower, left)
Culture
Chinese
Period
Shang
Type
rubbings, hanging scrolls
Materials
ink
Subject
vessels (containers), bronze, antiquarianism

Karen and Leon Wender, New York, NY;

2021-present, gift to Princeton University Art Museum

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