Stone carving Museum of the Eastern Han Dynasty

Stone carving Museum of the Eastern Han Dynasty

It is the special field protection exhibition hall of Lushan County Museum. It is a group of more than 20 stone carvings of Han Dynasty, including "stone carvings of fan min's stele Que", nine large-scale round carved stone beasts of Eastern Han Dynasty, the stele head and stone carvings of Yang Junzhi, and the nameless remnant que. The nine large-scale round stone animals on display are all from the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Stone carving Museum of the Eastern Han Dynasty

Lushan stone beast of Han Dynasty is one of the rare stone carvings in China, which has high historical, artistic and academic value. According to relevant data, there are 11 Stone Beasts scattered abroad and only 18 in China. The shapes of Stone Beasts here are stride forward posture, head raised, chest straightened, waist bent and tail vertical; the head can be divided into two horns, one horn and no horn; some shoulders have no wings, some have two wings; some heads are like lions, tigers, sheep, etc

It has different shapes. It is a powerful and awe inspiring gesture. It seems to have the temperament of running with the heel raised, moving in the quiet and the mysterious color of majesty and ferocity. Many experts and scholars at home and abroad have made a special trip to Lushan County. Mr. Wang Chaowen, a famous aesthetician, spoke highly of Lushan Han carvings, saying that "Lushan Han carvings are amazing" and "the essence of Han art" and "the soul of Han". In 1996, a group of experts from the State Administration of cultural relics came to Sichuan to identify nine Han Dynasty Stone Beasts in Lushan. Except for one embryo, the other eight were identified as national first-class cultural relics.

Address: shimaba, Modong town (near Feibao highway)

Longitude: 102.9259

Latitude: 30.14258