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Rubbings (National Palace Museum)Type Collection Collection Identifier c0711 Alternative Title
Description Rubbings refer to rubbings of stele that can be used as models for calligraphy. The collection of rubbings held in the National Palace Museum date from the Han Dynasty to the ROC Era. Large in size and excellent in quality, the collection has retained several rubbings of lost books, making up for losses in its early stages. Among its items, Original Model Calligraphies of the Chunhua," "Crimson Calligraphy Model of the Song Dynasty," "Model Calligraphy of Song Dynasty Linjiang," "Model Calligraphy of Song Dynasty Wugang," and "Model Calligraphy of the Small Standard Script from the Jin and Tang Dynasties" are all excellent and well-known calligraphy models. In addition, the stele rubbings donated or purchased after National Palace Museum 's relocation to Taiwan, such as "Eulogy of Shimen" and "Kongzhou Stele" from the Han dynasty, and "Stele of Master Daoyin" by Ouyang Tong of Tang dynasty, "Stele of the Yunmuo General, Li Sishun" by Li Yong, "Stele of the Tower of Treasures" by Yen Jen-Ching, and "Eastern Sculptures, Paintings and Portraits," are also wonderful works that have improved the quality of the collection. The contents of this collection include not only the photos and basic data of each work but also their explanatory texts, inscriptions and seal marks. For some works, both Chinese and English introductions are provided, giving users complete access to research information." Size 456 pieces Language Chinese Item Type Still image Item Format image/jpeg Rights Access Rights When citing images from the website of the National Palace Museum (“NPM”) for research, education, promotion, publication, broadcasting, or for website design competitions or other commercial or non-commercial purposes, permission must be obtained or user rights purchased. Citations must be clearly marked or Collections of the National Palace Museum" must be included when applying the images. Should there be any questions regarding rights authorization, please place an inquiry to the NPM Department of Cultural Creativity and Marketing at Tel: 886-2-2881-2021 ext. 2155, 2121 or 2152; or via Email: janey1@npm.gov.tw" Accrual Method Permanent collection; donation; purchase Accrual Periodicity Irregular Accrual Policy Partial (Newly acquired items must go through three courses of examination before final acceptance of donation or purchase.) Custodial History The predecessors of the National Palace Museum were the Palace Museum and the Central Museum, both of which provided the bulk of National Palace Museum's rubbings collection. Most of the works are from the Palace Museum, and those from the Central Museum consist of only some portions. After the Palace Museum was relocated to Taiwan, it became the National Palace Museum," and it began accepting donations and handovers from governmental institutions, and also started making purchases." Audience Researchers; the general public Subject Painting and calligraphy Spatial Coverage Mainland China; Taiwan Temporal Coverage Han, the Three Kingdoms Period, Jin, Southern and Northern, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties Dates Collection Accumulated
Dates Items Created Han, the Three Kingdoms Period, Jin, Southern and Northern, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties Collector National Palace Museum Owner National Palace Museum Is Located At National Palace Museum Is Accessed Via link: http://painting.npm.gov.tw/npm_public/index.htm Sub-Collection
Super-Collection Painting and calligraphy Catalogueor Index
Associated Publication
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