Full-surface Rubbing of the Ding (food vessel) of the Duke of Mao and its Inscription, seal script, hanging scroll

Date: Bronze cast in the Western Zhou (1046-771 BCE); Rubbing made in the Qing (1644-1911)

Dimensions: Height 153.0 cm, Width 82.0 cm

Material: Paper

Description

The Ding of the Duke of Mao is a renowned bronze vessel cast in the late Western Zhou dynasty, now collected in the Taipei Palace Museum. This full-surface rubbing, which creates a three-dimensional effect, was made in the Qing dynasty.

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