晉唐諸家三希堂，石渠寶笈法帖三十二冊之一十八世紀拓本|清御刻三希堂石渠寶笈法帖冊|Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji)

Q: When was "Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji)" created?

This artwork was created second half of 18th century.

Q: Is "Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji)" in the public domain?

Yes, Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji) is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

Various artists

second half of 18th century

晉唐諸家三希堂，石渠寶笈法帖三十二冊之一十八世紀拓本|清御刻三希堂石渠寶笈法帖冊|Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji) by Various artists

Medium

Set of rubbings mounted in thirty-two albums; ink on paper

Dimensions

Each page: 11 1/4 x 7 in. (28.6 x 17.8 cm)

Classification

Rubbing

Culture & Period

China · Qing dynasty (1644–1911), Qianlong period (1736–95)

Department

Asian Art

Museum

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

Credit

Gift of Marie-Hélène and Guy Weill, 1984

Accession Number

1984.496.1–.32

About the Artist

Various artists

"Various Artists" is not the pseudonym of a singular figure in art history but rather a cataloging convention employed by museums, auction houses, and galleries to attribute works created by multiple collaborators, anonymous makers, or participants in group projects. This term facilitates the documentation of collective endeavors where individual contributions blur or are intentionally undifferent...

晉唐 諸家 三希堂，石渠寶笈法帖 三十二冊之一 十八世紀拓本|清 御刻三希堂石渠寶笈法帖 冊|Model Calligraphies from the “Hall of Three Rarities” (Sanxitang) and the "Collected Treasures of the Stony Moat” (Shiqu Baoji)

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