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明嘉靖时期陕西周至王三聘所刻《字学大全》,采用大开本、宋体字、粗黑口、白绵纸、包背装印制装帧,与同一时期嘉靖刻本相比,显得更为古雅而不同寻常。迄今为止,在陕西刻本和出版志中对此本还未有提及。明嘉靖时期陕西刻本固然不少,就家刻本而言,截止到万历时期不下50种,但像王三聘《字学大全》这种与众不同的刻本与装帧,即使在明代中后期的全国刻本中仍属少见。加上书中所题众多陕西刻工,更是研究陕西刻本不可或缺的第一手资料。
During the Ming Jiajing period, Wang Zhipeng, a teacher from Shanxi Weekly and Wangsan, employed the inscriptions “Daquan Daquan”, which was more quaint and different than the Jiajing inscriptions of the same period, using the large format, the Song character, the rough black mouth, the white paper, Unusual. So far, no mention has been made of this in Shaanxi edition and publication. In the Ming and Jiajing Dynasties, there were a lot of books in Shaanxi Province. For example, there are no less than 50 kinds in Wanli Period, but the unusual edition and decoration such as “Wang Zi Da Quan” by Wang San, even in the middle and late Ming Dynasty The engraving is still rare. Together with the title of many books in Shaanxi carved, it is indispensable to study Shaanxi engraved first-hand information.