This 'Rock and Bamboo' rubbing, which comes from a 14th-century stele, has at its center the lower part of a bamboo stem from which a single sprig of leaves emerges. The bamboo is well painted and well carved into the slab. The plant grows between water and rock.
With inscription and seal: 'Designed by Shizan, Taoist master (nicknamed) Song He'.
Technique: black ink on paper.
In the Museum since 1925. From Henan.
