Ni Yuanlu sent Li Xiucai a gift in the script as a grandchild

[Ni Yuanlu’s running script to Li Xiucai is the grandchild axis]

Du Mu’s “To Li Xiucai is the grandchild axis”, Ming, Ni Yuanlu’s script, paper, vertical axis, vertical 128.5 cm, horizontal 93.1 cm, running script, 4 lines, 35 characters
Interpretation:
The bones are clear and the eyes are like ice when young, and the phoenix feathers are different in five colors. When the unicorn is in the sky, Xu Ling is not alone in the world. Yuan Lu is like a thousand rocks
This seal is sealed by “Ni Yuanlu” and “Hongbao”. The collection is printed with “Shishou Jade Seal”, “Kuai Shoushu Family Collection” and “Shishi Chunde Hall Collection”
This is Ni Yuanlu’s seven-jue poem “To Li Xiucai is the grandchild of the Emperor” written by Du Mu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. In the calligraphy circle of the late Ming Dynasty, the calligraphy of Ni Yuanlu and Huang Daozhou shared a unique characteristic. First of all, the structural arrangement is oblique and staggered, steep and unbridled, colorful and magnificent. Secondly, in the circulation and setbacks of Yunfeng, more gloomy and unskillful strokes are integrated. The stippling is also fragmented and weird, with a strong momentum and unique style. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Kang Youwei said, “Ni Hong Bao Xin’s philosophy is particularly different.”