Inkstone featuring figure of Su Dongpo, Song Luo mark, Qing dynasty (1644-1911)-China Archive

Image Number: K1F000042N000000000PAD
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Category: Studio implements
Function: Stationery and stationery
Material: Minerals/Jade Jewelry/Endstone
Description:
The end stone is blue and purple in color, with fish brain, fire spots and fine texture. It is naturally irregular. The inkstone hall is flat and wide, the pool is slightly concave, and the stone skin is left on the side. On the back of the inkstone, there is a relief sculpture of wearing a bamboo hat on the east slope. It was also engraved with a long inscription of the official script: “The silk copy of the picture of Mr. Dongpo’s hooves and clogs”, which was collected by the family, should be a pen of the Yuan Dynasty. The inscription on it said, “Dongpo called Li Ziyun one day and painted the middle value rain. It was the fake Ruo hoops and clogs of the farmer’s family that carried the shoes back home. Women and children competed with each other and dogs barked. Dongpo said,” It is strange to laugh at, and it is strange to bark at. ” Juepo’s immortals are so natural and unrestrained that they can still be imagined more than 600 years later. Because they imitate their images in studying their backs, they can realize their yearning. There are two days on June 10 when Kangxi was built. Song Luo, the master of Man Hall. ” Print “Luo” and “Muzhong”. Song Luo (1634-1713) was named Muzhong, Mantang, Mianjin Mountain Man and Xibei Old Man.