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在商周青铜器上常会出现有一兽首下接双身,异向布列的纹饰,该兽首亦常常带有双角。青铜器研究学者亦称之为“双体龙纹”或“双身龙纹”。这类图像,学界讨论不多,仅容庚、李济、马承源、朱凤瀚诸位先生曾有简论。近年有梁彦民先生专论文章问世1,是在李济“肥遗”之说的基础上进一步阐述,而我们对此有不同的看法,特别是在双身龙纹的图像分析方面,故作文以辨析。需要说明的是,有些学者所谓的“双体龙纹”则是首下身躯分裂,且同向分布,与我们所
In the Shang and Zhou dynasties, bronzes usually have the appearance of a beast that is attached to the body of a beast in the first place and decorated in the opposite direction, often with double horns. Bronze researchers also call it “Catamaran Dragon” or “Twin Dragon”. Such images, the academic discussion is limited, only Rong Geng, Li Ji, Ma Chengyuan, Zhu Fenghan gentlemen had a brief discussion. In recent years, Mr. Liang Yanmin’s monograph came out 1, which is further elaborated on the basis of Li Ji’s explanation of “fat legacy”, and we have different views on this, especially in the image analysis of the dragon pattern Composition to distinguish. It should be noted that some scholars so-called “catamaran” is the first body split, and the same distribution, and our