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“其金孔吉——商周青铜器艺术”展,是清华大学和中国国家博物馆合作举办的青铜器专题展。本次展览的展品均来自中国国家博物馆馆藏,共计六十二组(件),其中包括七件二十世纪五十年代末由清华大学调拨前中国历史博物馆的青铜器。①这批展品绝大多数为传世品,且迄今未与社会观众谋面,个别罕见者有着颇高的研究价值。但因久藏闺中,即便在学界也并不知名。本文甄选其中一件著名铜器——马永盉进行疏解,以飨读者。马永盉是一件造型风格迥别于同类器物的青铜器,因器腹内底铸有铭文“马永”二字而得名,相传出土于安阳殷墟,一九五八年由文物局拨交前中国历史博物馆。二十世纪九十年代编纂《中国青铜器全集》时,马永盉因其独特的
“The Golden Hole Kyrgyzstan - Bronze Art of Shang and Zhou Dynasties” exhibition, Tsinghua University and the Chinese National Museum held a bronze special exhibition. The exhibits are from the National Museum of China collection, a total of 62 sets (pieces), including seven in the late 1950s by the Tsinghua University, the former Chinese Museum of the bronze. ① The vast majority of these exhibits are handed down, and so far have not met with the public audience, a few rare people have a high research value. However, hidden in the boudoir for a long time, even in the academic world is not known. This article selects one of the famous bronze wares - Ma Yongtao to ease, in order to readers. Ma Yongkang is a style of bronze ware which is different from the same kind of artifacts. It is named after the inscription “Ma Yong” at the end of the abdominals, according to legend, it was unearthed in the Yin Ruins of Anyang and handed in by the Bureau of Cultural Relics in 1958 Former China History Museum. In the 1990s, when compiling the Complete Works of Chinese Bronze, Ma Yongkang