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2004年秋,青州博物馆的庄明军约我与尚林对青州周边几个县市博物馆所藏佛像全面考察了一次,所获颇多。没想到此行还促成了一尊石造像失盗的佛首失而复得的故事。一天到达东营博物馆时,已是傍晚6点多。张万春馆长约上讲解员专门从家中赶来为我们打开展厅门,展厅内一尊名为“张郭石造像”的佛像引起了我的注意。此像颇为高大,通高264厘米,一佛二菩萨,主尊为螺发,褒衣博带,二菩萨头戴宝冠,帔帛,璎珞低垂至膝,虽无铭文,据整体风格判断应是隋代所造。此像原
In the autumn of 2004, Zhuang Mingjun of Qingzhou Museum asked me and Shanglin to conduct a comprehensive survey on the Tibetan Buddhism in several counties and cities around Qingzhou once and obtained quite a lot. I did not expect this trip also contributed to the story of a Buddha lost stone statue lost. Arrived at the Dongying Museum one day, it is 6 o’clock in the evening. Zhang Wanchun curator about the instructors came from home specifically for us to open the exhibition hall door, a statue called “Zhang Guo-Shi statues ” Buddha attracted my attention. This statue is quite tall, with a height of 264 cm, one Buddha and two Bodhisattvas, the main statue is a snail, a boho coat with two bodhisattvas wearing a crown, a silk and a cloak hanging down to the knees, without an inscription, judging from the overall style Sui Dynasty should be made. This is like the original