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十九 / 二十世紀 壽山石印章兩方
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招標截止
描述
- soapstone
仿古紋鈕章
邊款：壬子歲春四月 山民王大炘製並記
印文：意在丹丘黃鶴白石青藤之間
辟邪鈕章
邊款：光緒紀元仁和子松夏同善即與奏刀
印文：淡然詩思
邊款：壬子歲春四月 山民王大炘製並記
印文：意在丹丘黃鶴白石青藤之間
辟邪鈕章
邊款：光緒紀元仁和子松夏同善即與奏刀
印文：淡然詩思
拍品資料及來源
The inscription on the side and the seal face of the first seal reads yi zai Danqiu, Huanghe, Baishi, Qingteng zhi jian (my style is somewhere between that of Danqiu, Huanghe, Baishi and Qingteng). The names mentioned are the sobriquets of Ke Jiusi, Wang Meng, Shen Zhou and Xu Wei respectively. It is dated renzi sui chun si yue (1912, Spring, fourth month) and signed Shanmin Wang Daxin zhi bing ji (made and recorded by Wang Daxin, a resident of the mountains).
Wang Daxin (1869-1924) was a native of Jiangsu province, known as a painter and seal engraver. He found fame with Wu Changshuo and Qian Ya, and because they each had the character for iron, tie, in their sobriquets, they were known as the 'Three Irons of South China'.
The side of the second seal is inscribed Guangxu jiyuan Renhe Zisong Xia Tongshan jiyu zou dao (carved by Xia Tongshan, sobriquet Zisong, from Renhe during the Guangxu era).
Xia Tonghsan (1831-1880) was a native of Hangzhou. In 1856, he came in first in the Imperial examinations and served as an official in the Qing government.
Wang Daxin (1869-1924) was a native of Jiangsu province, known as a painter and seal engraver. He found fame with Wu Changshuo and Qian Ya, and because they each had the character for iron, tie, in their sobriquets, they were known as the 'Three Irons of South China'.
The side of the second seal is inscribed Guangxu jiyuan Renhe Zisong Xia Tongshan jiyu zou dao (carved by Xia Tongshan, sobriquet Zisong, from Renhe during the Guangxu era).
Xia Tonghsan (1831-1880) was a native of Hangzhou. In 1856, he came in first in the Imperial examinations and served as an official in the Qing government.