Wen Zhengming Drunken Pavilion Diary Chinese Calligraphy 1537 Used

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Wen Zhengming Drunken Pavilion Diary Chinese Calligraphy 1537 Used Key Features This book is part of the "Tianxia Mo Bao" series published by Jilin Literature and History Publishing House. It features a renowned calligraphy work by Ming Dynasty master Wen Zhengming (1470–1559), specifically his cursive script of the "Drunken Pavilion Record" (醉翁亭記). Created in 1537 at age 67, this masterpiece is a long handscroll measuring approximately 47cm in height and 1500cm in length, written in large characters. It reproduces the full text of Ouyang Xiu’s famous prose from the Northern Song Dynasty, showcasing Wen Zhengming’s elegant and vigorous calligraphy style, which combines the influence of Huang Tingjian with the grace of Wang Xizhi’s "ice-like" purity. The work is housed in the Shenyang Palace Museum as a national first-class cultural relic and is considered a treasure of the museum. This book offers an excellent opportunity to study the essence of Ming calligraphy. Publisher: Jilin Literature and History Publishing House Author: Jilin Literature and History Publishing House ISBN: 9787547216385 Series: Tianxia Mo Bao Publication Date: October 1, 2014 Language: Simplified and Traditional Chinese Pages: 55 Size: A4 (28.0 x 20.2 x 0.5 cm) Weight: 300g Condition: Slight wear on the front and back covers; as an imported item, some aging signs may be present due to the age of the publication, though it is not used. Please inquire if you require detailed condition information. Note: Du

• Publisher: NA
• Year: 1537
• Condition: Good

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