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Subject:Seal stamp
Posted By: Marote Mon, Jul 06, 2020 IP: 77.162.196.33 Can someone tell me what the text is, or... |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Bill H Tue, Jul 07, 2020 The four-character name stamp in seal script, if flipped 90 degrees to the right into reading position as 林印白行 (lin yin bai xing or hang), can be translated in Chinese into the following variations: |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Marote Tue, Jul 07, 2020 Dear Bill, |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Marote Tue, Jul 07, 2020 I found a site where characters can be converted into seal script, and the last character looked similar to the one on the stamp, but wasn't exact the same. After a few tries with similar characters I got an exact result with 水, so if I'm not mistaken, it reads:林白水印 (Lin Baishui's seal?) |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: I.Nagy Wed, Jul 08, 2020 Lin Baishui's seal is right. |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Bill H Thu, Jul 09, 2020 The Forum's A-Team, saves the day yet again. |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Bill H Wed, Jul 08, 2020 I'm unable to see the same resemblance between seal script forms of 水 and 行, but there are others in the forum better than I am when it comes to this form of writing who may yet weigh in. |
Subject:Re: Seal stamp
Posted By: Marote Thu, Jul 09, 2020 Thank you both for your replies and help. As always much appreciated and very useful! |
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