Zhang Jizhi’s running script and song volume of double pine pictures

[Zhang Jizhi’s running script, Song of Songs on Double Songs]

Song of Songs on Double Songs, Song Dynasty, Zhang Jizhi’s book, paper, hand scroll, 33.8 cm in length, 1196 cm in width, running script, 72 lines, 144 words
“Song of Two Pines” is a poem by Du Fu, “Song of Two Pines and Painting of Wei Yan”. The interpretation:
Several people in the world paint ancient pines, and Bi Hong is old and Wei Yan is young. The end of the poem is long and the end of the wind is fine. Two plants split moss skin, bending iron crisscross back to high branches. The white destroys the rotten bone, the dragon and the tiger die, and the black enters the overcast thunderstorm. The pine root Hu Monk rested lonely, and his face and head were empty. The right shoulder is partial and the feet are exposed, and the pine nut monk falls in front of the leaves. Hou Wei and Hou Wei met several times. I have a good East Silk. The most important thing is the beautiful section. The wiping light has been messed up. Please put your pen in the air to dry. Zhang Jizhi wrote at the age of seventy-two, when the rain and mildew continued, Huailong dance Cui, drink with guests, drunk in play books
The signature of the paragraph: “Zhang Jizhi wrote at the age of seventy-two. When it was raining and mildewing, the Huailong dance and the Cui dance, he drank and played with the guests.” The seal was “Zhang”, “Zhang Shi”, and “Yizhi”. Self-knowledge of “seventy-two years old” should be written in the fifth year (1257) of Lizong Baoyou in the Southern Song Dynasty. There is Su Dongpo’s ancient cypress map in front of the volume, which is not authentic. There are two postscripts of Chen Xin and Xia Yanliang at the end of the paper
This volume is written by Zhang Jizhi in his later years. Later generations all called him “famous for his ability to write”, “the big characters are elegant and powerful, and the thin ones are particularly handsome and vigorous”. This volume is carved with large characters, full of spirit, vigorous and vigorous, and sometimes dangerous and strange. As a famous calligrapher in the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhang Jizhi was born in the Tang Dynasty. His style was rigorous and his writing style was dangerous, which had a great impact on the calligraphy world at that time. The Northern Jin people also followed his style
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