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with Qing imperial date, ink on paper, laid on silk mat, 55-1/2 x 28 in.
Provenance: Private Collection
Note: According to consignor notes, this well known rubbing of a stele depicts bamboo with a poem titled Guan Di Shi Zhu written by Guan Di, also known as Lord Guan or Guan Yu (160 - 220), a famous general in the Three Kingdoms Period. Each bamboo leaf is a stroke from characters in the poem, and translates as "He would rather serve in the Shu Kingdom (Shu-Han Empire, 221 - 263) than in the Cao Kingdom (Cao-Wei Empire, 220 - 265). The painting which is a model for the stele from which this rubbing was made was by Han Zai (Qing Dynasty).
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