作者：彭裕商;

机构：四川大学历史系;

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中文摘要：<正> 窃曲纹是流行于西周中晚期青铜器上的主要纹饰。《吕氏春秋·适威》云:"周鼎有窃曲,状甚长,上下皆曲,以见极之败也。"后来研究铜器的学者就把一些以抽象曲线为主而构成的纹饰称为窃曲纹了。其实,学者已经指出,所谓窃曲纹,实际上是由动物纹样演变出来的。但目前多数学者既已习惯称这类纹饰为窃曲纹,为了不造成混乱,我们也沿用这一旧名。

英文摘要：The improvished-curve pattern is a major motif on the middle to late Western Zhou bronzes. There has so far been no sufficient work in its study, though some achievements have been reaped. The present paper, based on the research results already obtained, studies available examples of this pattern in detail. The text comprises two parts. In the first part, the author discusses the origin of this pattern, pointing out that it was evolved from the early taotie pattern and trunked-dragon design. Meanwhile, he elaborates the track of its origination and evolution. The second part is a typological systematization and study of the pattern. The available improvished curves are divided into Types A and B according to their origin. Type A originated from the taotie pattern, while Type B from the trunked-dragon design. These are further divided into sub-types and styles. Then the author researches into the popularization of various improvished curves in the mid and late Western Zhou.

[中文刊名]：考古学报 [出版日期]：2002-10-15 [CN]：11-1209 [ISSN]：0453-2902

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