Yuemusang Sharing: Sixth of the Quyang Stone Carving Series of Hebei Museum

Hebei Museum

Quyang Stone Carving Series 6

Shadow the eye sharing

The "Quyang Stone Carving" exhibition is divided into eight parts of the Western Han Dynasty, Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Northern Qi, Sui and Tang dynasties, Songliao Jinyuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and modern eight parts. The statue of Muni said, the statue of the northern Qi carving Maitreya, the Tang threatening the statue of the Bodhisattva, the five generations of painting Sanle relief, and the relief of Fengshi are unique.

Quyang is the hometown of Chinese stone carving art, and Baishi sculptures are particularly famous. Since the Western Han Dynasty, Quyang people have mined local white rocks and embarked on the road of carving. The white jade in the world comes from this. The Han white jade figurine unearthed from the tomb of King Liu Sheng, Zhongshan, Western Han Dynasty, Manchong County, Hebei Province is currently the earliest Quyang stone carving.

During the Northern Dynasties, Quyang became the center of the northern Buddhist statue. In the late Northern Wei Dynasty, a large number of white stone Buddhist statues began to appear in the late Northern Wei Dynasty. By the north of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, the techniques such as carving, gold painting, and round sculpture were generally used. The artistic level reached its peak.

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Beiqi Dao Shengzheng Guanyin Bodhisattva Story

Unearthed by the site of Xiude Temple

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Northern Qi Bodhisattva Residual Statue

Northern Qi Bodhisattva Residual Statue

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This series was shot by Yuemusian

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