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 : Kung-tze (Confucius) and his Disciple Yen-tze


Kung-tze (Confucius) and his Disciple Yen-tze

Kung-tze (Confucius) and his Disciple Yen-tze. Rubbing from Chinese stone engraving from the period between the Han and Tang Dynasties (1st-8th centuries). Traditionally the Chinese have cut the holy writings of their philosophers and the lines of their poets in stone to preserve them for posterity, having copied them from the original artwork

Picture No
13127654
Media ID
45374183
Size
4061px x 5315px (9.4MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Peter & Dawn Cope Collection
Source
Chinese stone engraving, Ku Kai-chih (344-406) dating from 1118 in Ku-fu

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1118 1st-8th Centuries Confucius Copied Dating Disciple Dynasties Philosophers Poets Posterity Preserve Rubbing Tang Traditionally Writings


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