Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像)
Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像)
Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像)
Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像)

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Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像),

563 (stone); late 19th to first half of 20th century (rubbing)

Chinese
Northern Qi, 550–577 CE
y1957-144 a

Information

Title
Buddhist Stele of Liangba Village (Liangbacun zaoxiang 梁罷村造像)
Dates

563 (stone); late 19th to first half of 20th century (rubbing)

Medium
Four hanging scrolls; ink rubbing on paper
Dimensions
image: 128 x 63 cm. (50 3/8 x 24 13/16 in.) 150 x 67.5 cm. (59 1/16 x 26 9/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of George Rowley
Object Number
y1957-144 a
Place Made

Asia, China, Shanxi province, Nannieshui南涅水 village

Inscription
a. 大齊河清二年 歲次八月癸酉 朔廿七日己未 在此[廟]名梁罷 村繒□合率邑 子七十人等各 。。。
Culture
Chinese
Period
Six Dynasties
Type
rubbings
Subject
men, religious art, figures (representations), Buddhism, stelae, warriors

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