在汉代画像中,有不少这样的叩拜图:厅室内,一形体较大的男子安坐中央(多跽坐于枰或矮床),著冠、袍,凭几;在其面前,有二人手执牍板跪伏叩拜,头几至地面(一人或直身捧举牍板);在该男子及叩拜者的身后,有若干侍从或等候拜见的人。此类叩拜图的位置一般在画像石祠堂的后壁1,不少研究者称之为“祠主受祭图”2。持这一观点的人认为,画面中的主人公是墓主或墓主的灵 In the Han Dynasty portraits, there are quite a few such instances of kowtowing: In the interior of the hall, a large man sat in the center (sitting on a chessboard or a bunk bed) with a crown, a robe, and a few; in front of it, Executive slab kneeling down bow, the first few to the ground (one person or holding the bow board straight); behind the man and the perpetrators, there are a number of attendant or waiting to meet people. The location of such a statue is generally in the back of the stone shrine Ancestral Hall 1, many researchers call it “Temple Lord sacrifice map” 2. Those who hold this view think that the protagonist in the picture is the spirit of the tomb owner or tomb owner