一度频繁活动于紫禁城内的太监,目前祇能从宫廷画和清末的一些照片上,纔能看到他们的形象(见本刊第一、三、四期刊出的“故宫旧影”)。这里再介绍两件彩塑太监像,是明、清两代晚期无名工匠塑造的。一件是明代太监像,是故宫博物院从京西上方山兜率寺搜集来的,一件是清代太监像,系清宫藏品。从这两件作品上,也可见当时太盛形象之一斑。 Former eunuchs, once active in the Forbidden City, can only see their images from court and late Qing dynasties (see the Forbidden City Old Pictures in the first, third and fourth issue of this issue). Here again introduces two colored plastic eunuchs, is the Ming and Qing dynasties of the late Ming unnamed craftsmen shape. One is the Ming Dynasty eunuchs, is the National Palace Museum from the top of the mountain west to collect the Temple to collect, one is the Qing Dynasty eunuchs, Department of the Qing collection. From these two works, we can also see the image of Tai Shing at the time.