LATE SHANG/EARLY WESTERN ZHOU DYNASTY, 11TH-10TH CENTURY BC

細節

晚商/西周早期青銅獸首雲雷紋提梁卣

來源

Warren E. Cox, New York, April 1967.
Arthur M. Sackler Collections, New York.
Else Sackler Collection, and thence by descent within the family.

出版

Wu Shifen, Jun gu lu jinwen, 1895, vol. 1.2, p. 33.
Liu Xihai, Chang'an huo gu bian, 1906, 1.21.
Luo Zhenyu, Yin wen cun, 1917, 1.31.12, 1.32.1.
Fang Junyi, Zhui Yi Zhai yiqi kaoshi, 1935, 10.19b.
Liu Tizhi, Xiaojiao jingge jinwen taben, Shanghai: 1934, 4.22.1.
Luo Zhenyu, Sandai jijin wen cun, 1937, 12.53.2.
Ferguson, Lidai zhulu jijin mu, Beijing: 1938, p. 137.
Ma Xulun, Du jinqi keci, Beijing, Zhonghua Shuji, 1962, 51.
Zhou Fagao, Zhang Rishen, and Huang Qiuyue, Sandai jijin wen cun zhulu biao, Taibei, 1977, no. 2644.
Sun Zhichu, Cheng Qiu Guan jijin tu, Beijing: 1931, no. 4694.
J. Rawson, Western Zhou Ritual Bronzes from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, vol. IIB, Arthur M. Sackler Foundation, 1990, pp. 478-79, no. 64.

展覽

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Aspects of Ch'ang-sha Culture, 21 August - 24 September 1967.

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拍品專文

The inscription consists of three characters, the first is gong represented by a bow, followed by a name, Fu Geng (Father Geng).

A you of similar shape, but with flat-cast taotie designs in the bands on the neck and cover, and with ram's-head terminals, is illustrated by B. Karlgren in A Catalogue of the Chinese Bronzes in the Alfred F. Pillsbury Collection, Minneapolis, 1952, p. 57, pl. 26. Another similar you, but lacking its handle, is illustrated in Shang Ritual Bronzes in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, 1998, no. 63.

LATE SHANG/EARLY WESTERN ZHOU DYNASTY, 11TH-10TH CENTURY BC

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