Author: Jiang Yin
Publisher: Xiling Press
Publication Date: 2004-07-01
Features: 20cm x 20cm dual-color printing, folded album-style binding. This scroll features a calligraphic style with prominent sharp edges, showcasing a robust and vigorous force. The characters are often interconnected with silk-like lines, such as in the phrase "Shan seng du xiang Shan zhong lao," where the last six characters are almost written in one continuous stroke. The overall style is steady yet fluid, with dense composition yet not lacking in elegance. Currently held by the Taipei Palace Museum.
Selected Calligraphic Works of Past Generations Yuan Dynasty Xian Yu Hu's "Twelve Poems by Tang People in Running Script"
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