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Oracle Bone Script Centennial & Sino-Japanese Exhibition Invitations - Set of Three

Oracle Bone Script Centennial & Sino-Japanese Exhibition Invitations - Set of Three

Calligraphy Exhibition Ephemera
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Selected item - three invitation pieces connected with modern oracle-bone-script calligraphy exhibitions.

The group includes material for a calligraphy exhibition marking one hundred years since the discovery of oracle bone script and an invitation to the first Sino-Japanese oracle-bone-script calligraphy exhibition. Together they form a compact record of scholarly exchange and the modern afterlife of China's earliest writing.

  • Original Chinese title: 纪念甲骨文出土一百周年书法大展请柬、首届中日甲骨文书法展邀请函(三件合售)
  • Issuer: Oracle Bone Script Association, according to the seller
  • Date: Post-1949; exact year not stated
  • Contents: Three printed invitations/exhibition ephemera pieces
  • Material: Printed paper
  • Size: Exact dimensions are not specified
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 9/10 according to the seller
  • Provenance note: Seller associates the group with the former collection of Xu Zixue, identified as chair of the Jiangsu Oracle Bone Script Association
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