"Chinese Bronze Seal Collection"

…The oldest surviving original manuscript is the six-volume Collection of Ancient Seals by Gu Zhongde, published in the 6th year of the Longqing era (1572) during the Ming Dynasty. Others include Fan Daye's Collection of Ancient Seals by Fan Daye's in 10 volumes (1600). During the Qing Dynasty, there are Wu Guanjun's Collection of Ancient Seals by Jigu Zhai in 10 volumes (1684), Wang Qishu's Collection of Bronze Seals by Wang Qishu in 12 volumes (1752), and Chen Jieqi's Collection of Seals from the Ten Bells Mountain House (50 volumes in 1872, 191 volumes in 1883). (2) Examples of such works include Zhang Yan's Xueshan Tang Seal Collection (12 volumes, 1631) from the Ming Dynasty, Zhou Lianggong's Laigu Tang Seal Collection (4 volumes, 1667) from the Qing Dynasty, and Wang Qishu's Feihong Tang Seal Collection (50 volumes, 1747).

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…原鈐本の現存する最古のものは明の隆慶6年(1572)刊の顧従徳の《集古印譜》6巻であり，他に范大澈（はんだいてつ）の《范氏集古印譜》10巻(1600)などがある。清には呉観均の《稽古斎印譜》10巻(1684)，汪啓淑の《漢銅印叢》12巻(1752)，陳介祺の《十鐘山房印挙》(50巻本1872,191巻本1883)などがある。(2)には明の張灝（ちようこう）の《学山堂印譜》12巻(1631)，清には周亮工の《頼古堂印譜》4巻(1667)，汪啓淑の《飛鴻堂印譜》50巻(1747)などがある。…

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