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Memorial Stele for the Buddhist Master Daoyin (Ink Rubbings)
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Memorial Stele for the Buddhist Master Daoyin (Ink Rubbings)

Calligraphy attributed to Qiu Ying, Chinese · Qing dynasty (1644–1911); Jiaqing–Daoguang reigns, c. 1796–1850 · Album of rubbings, ink on paper

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paper (fiber product)calligraphyChinese (culture or style)inkrubbingasian artbook
Credit lineMemorial Stele for the Buddhist Master Daoyin (Ink Rubbings). Qing dynasty (1644–1911); Jiaqing–Daoguang reigns, c. 1796–1850. Calligraphy attributed to Qiu Ying, Chinese. The Art Institute of Chicago, Oriental Fund. CC0.
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