SUNG KAO-TSUNG, MA HO-CHIH, AND THE MAO 'SHIH' SCROLLS: ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE CLASSIC OF POETRY

Posted on:1982-11-03

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:Princeton University

Candidate:MURRAY, JULIA K

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GTID:1475390017965632

Subject:Fine Arts

Abstract/Summary:

A number of handscrolls dispersed among collections throughout the world illustrate portions of the Mao arrangement of the Shih ching (Classic of Poetry). The calligraphic texts of these scrolls are written in the small-regular script (hsiao-k'ai-shu) traditionally attributed to the hand of th.

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