Full-surface bronze rubbing refers to the technique of preserving the shape and form of artefacts onto a sheet of paper by employing the perspectives of photography or sketch. The rubbings are mostly ink-based and supplemented with decorative drawings, trimming, and collages. Although 3D scanners are available for building models, the peculiar perspectives and the rhythmic beauty of ink in full-surface rubbing add an extra sense of richness in terms of “liveliness” and “expressiveness.”
1. Mao Gong Ding
2. San Shi Pan
3. Song Hu
4. Zou Ce Da Fang Ding
5. Chen Chen □ Fu Yi Jue
6. The Hidden One—Ju Fu Ji Xiang Zun
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