清董誥書仙藻迎詔御製詩 冊 01
- Image Number: K2B000869N000000001PAA
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Calligraphic works
- Author: Dong Gao;董誥
- Form: 冊(蝴蝶裝‧方幅式)
- Description:
Dong Gao (1740-1818), a native of Fuyang, Zhejiang, has the word Yalun, Xijing, and Dong Bangdazi. In the 29th year of the reign of Emperor Qianlong, he became a scholar and was known by the Emperor Gaozong for his good painting skills. His landscape inherited his family’s learning. He was elegant and elegant, and was unique in the late Song and Yuan dynasties. It is a tribute to Wang Xizhi in calligraphy. This small regular script has a fine, vigorous and elegant pen, a neat and beautiful knot, and a broad and broad body. The imperial poems written on the pink sprinkled gold paper show more royal grace. It can be regarded as one of the best books in the pavilion of the Qing Dynasty.
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