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1986年,四川广汉三星堆遗址一、二号商代祭祀坑出土了公元前13~11世纪的913件青铜器,包括111件人像(包括人面具、兽面具、人头像、大小全身人像)艺术品和802件礼器、乐器、兵器、铜树及一批青铜饰件,以整体数量的分群体组合(人像类,礼器类)产生了一种特有的爆发力。其中人像类艺术品占整个青铜器的12.7%。本文仅对其中的属于全身造型的青铜人像艺术进行研究。三星堆一、二号祭祀坑共计出土了大小青铜全身人像19件。其中立人像4件,大立人像(K2②:149,150)、小立人像(K②3:292—2)、兽冠人像(K2③:264)、站立于
In 1986, 913 pieces of bronze ware from the 13th to the 11th centuries BC were unearthed from the Shang and Zhou dynasties of the Sanxingdui ruins 1 and 2 in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, including 111 pieces of portraits (including masks, animal masks, human heads and full-size portraits) 802 pieces of etiquette, musical instruments, weapons, copper trees and a group of bronze ornaments, with the overall number of sub-group combinations (portrait, type of etiquette) has produced a unique explosive. Among them, portraits account for 12.7% of the total bronze. This article only studies the bronze portraiture belonging to the whole body shape. Sanxingdui one, two sacrificial pit unearthed a total of 19 bronze size portrait. The neutral portrait is composed of 4 pieces of portraiture (K2②: 149,150), portraiture of Kotanagara (K②3: 292-2) and portraiture of Kobayashi (K2③: 264)