Cao E Stele

[Stele of Cao E]

32.8 × 34.4 cm
Clear rubbings. Donated by Zhu Yiyu and his family
It is ancient and beautiful, mellow, ancient and elegant
The description of the Catalogue of Steles in Ouzhai Collection:. Three and a half. Half open. One volume
According to the Ouzhai Graphite Inscription and Postscript:
Song Tuo’e’s Cao’e Stele was written in small script Xinwei. One volume
The tablet of Cao E is written by the Qi and Liang people of the Southern Dynasty. It is written by the right army. I don’t know who it was. The Southern Song Dynasty collection is still very popular. This inscription of Jin Zhai, the treasure of the late Song Dynasty, is also the descendant of the Changli inscription, but the inscription is missing, which is different from the Changli inscription copied by Shi in Yuezhou. There are also Wang Jingxiu, Qiu Boyu and other four elements of viewing money, which are also not found in the Shi family. This is a book carved by Cheng Junqing in the Wu He House in the South China Sea. The inscription of Changli is listed in the eyebrow of the book. It says, “From the group jade hall, it is the original.”. The cover is also made by imagination. It is not true to see the original. This tablet is inscribed with a red sticker, and the engraved hand is the same as this one, while the god is very good. However, the words “for the wife of Xiang” and “Xiang” are mistaken for “Xiang”, and there are no marks and inscriptions before and after Zhenguan and Kaiyuan. Attached here. Xinwei met the factory in the middle of May


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