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Subject:Help with translations
Posted By: Curious1010 Mon, Aug 19, 2024 IP: 172.58.210.74 Hello everyone. If someone would be kind enough to assist with translating a seal it would be greatly appreciated. It is in tge form of a scholar's rock and possibly made of Skoushan Tianhuang Stone. Your time is greatly appreciated. Thank you. |
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Subject:Help with translations
Posted By: rat Wed, Aug 28, 2024 The legend of the seal refers to the Ming dynasty, whereas the artist's name carved on its side is Wu Changshuo, a late Qing painter/calligrapher/antiquarian, and seal carver. This seal was not carved by him. Here are two examples in which he uses the carving knife to inscribe his name: |
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Subject:Help with translations
Posted By: I.Nagy Wed, Sep 18, 2024 Engraving of the seal, |
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