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Figure 1. Reproductions of the Fan Shi Stele rubbings, from Huang Yi 黃易 (1744–1802), Engraved Texts of the Lesser Penglai Pavilion [ Xiao Penglaige jinshi wenzi ] (1800), 4: fig. 1a–b . Woodblock print on paper, H. 31 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Thomas J. Watson Library. More

Figure 2. Transcription of the text of the Fan Shi Stele rubbings, from Huang, Engraved Texts , 4: fig. 1a. Woodblock print on paper, H. 31 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Thomas J. Watson Library. More

Figure 3. Transcription of colophons to the Fan Shi Stele rubbings by Bi Yuan 畢沅 (1730–1797), and Yan Zhangming 嚴長明 (1731–1789), from Huang, Engraved Texts , 4: figs. 6b–7a. Woodblock print on paper, H. 31 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Thomas J. Watson Library. More

Figure 4. Page from a set of rubbings of the Fan Shi Stele owned by Huang Yi, thirteenth century. Ink on paper, mounted as an album, 34 × 34 cm. Palace Museum, Beijing (新00046690). Photographer: Li Mingjie. More

Figure 7. Reproductions of the Fan Shi Stele rubbings, from Huang, Engraved Texts , 4: fig. 9b. Woodblock print on paper, H. 31 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Thomas J. Watson Library. More

Figure 10. Rubbings of the Fan Shi Stele (left) and its header (right), after 1787. Ink on paper, 100 × 66 cm. Courtesy of Special Collections, Fine Arts Library, Harvard University (W284107). More

Figure 6a–b. Rubbings of floral scroll relief carvings, Yungang Cave 9. From Mizuno and Nagahiro, Unko sekkutsu , 6: a. rubbings IV C, D, and E; 6: b. rubbings III C and D. More

Figure 13. Ink Rubbing of a Warder , from Lu Xun's ink rubbing collection, undated (after Lu Xun cang han hua xiang [Shanghai: Shanghai renmin meishu chubanshe, 1986], 1: fig. 40). More

Figure 12. Rubbing of the stele commemorating Christianity in China. Stele : Xi'an, China, 781 ce (Tang dynasty). Stone, h. 279 cm. Rubbing : Beilin Museum, Xi'an. Collection of the Asian Civilisations Museum, Gift of Ethel Kum Lin Chong, 2017-00670. More

Figure 6. Ink rubbing of Inscription B28, showing that the characters are framed by double gridlines and further adorned with lotuses at the top. After Wang and Wenzel, Buddhist Stone Sutras in China: Shandong Province, Vol. 2 , 400, fig. 166. More

Figure 19. Reproduction of a figure from a Tang-dynasty rubbing of the Wu Liang Shrine, from Huang, Engraved Texts , 1: fig.7a. Woodblock print on paper, H. 31 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Thomas J. Watson Library. More

64. Attributed to Tao Hongjing (Chinese, Southern dynasties, 420–589), Rubbing of Yihe Ming 瘞鶴銘 [Inscription on Burying a Crane], original carving dated to 514, rubbing made ca. 2010s. Rubbing; ink on paper, 64 × 96 cm. Spencer Museum of Art, 2016.0021.A. Museum purchase: R. Charles and Mary More

Figure 17c. Rubbing of relief carved dedicatory inscription on the stele, Niche 304, Guyang Cave. After Mizuno and Nagahiro, Kanan Rakuyō Ryūmon sekkutsu , rubbings 15. More

Figure 19. Rubbing dedicatory inscription by the Prince of Beihai, dated 498, Niche 51, Guyang Cave. Image courtesy of the Longmen Research Institute. More

Figure 21. Rubbing of carving on front of the Buddha's throne (detail), Niche 234, Guyang Cave north wall. Image courtesy of the Longmen Research Institute. More

Figure 22b. Rubbing of relief patterns in the halo and aureole, Niche 228, Guyang Cave. After Mizuno and Nagahiro, Kanan Rakuyō Ryūmon sekkutsu , rubbing 47. More

Figure 26. Rubbing of the Stele dedicated by Sun Qiusheng and Liu Qizu with dates 483 and 502, Niche 106, Guyang Cave south wall. Image courtesy of Longmen Research Institute. More

Figure 8. Ink rubbing of the north face of the Chicken Beak Rock, showing Inscription E interspersed with Inscription D1. After Wang and Wenzel, Buddhist Stone Sutras in China: Shandong Province, Vol. 2 , 456, fig. 193. More

Figure 6. Rubbing of the Guokeda M4 mirror illustrated in Figure 5 . From Changsha Shi Bowuguan, Chufeng Hanyun , 3, fig. 1. More