Dong Qichang’s Cursive Seven Jue Poetry Axis

[Dong Qichang’s Cursive Seven Jue Poetry Axis]

The Seven Jue Poetry Axis, Ming Dynasty, Dong Qichang’s Cursive Script, Jin Jian, Cursive Script, 145.1 cm vertically and 34.7 cm horizontally
Interpretation: The north of the water is original and the south of the grass is new. The snow dissipates the wind and the warm does not generate dust. There are many cars and horses in the city. How many people can solve the problem
The signature of the fund: “Qichang.” The seal is “Dong’s Xuanzai”, “Da Da Bo Yin”, and “Xuan Shang Zhai”. There are “Crane Boat Collection” and “Ziyun Mountain Room Collection of Calligraphy and Painting” in the collection
This seven-character poem “Leisure with Jiadao” written by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty differs from the original poem. This scroll has no model year. Judging from the style of the book and the “Big Bo Seal” stamped on it, it should be Dong Qichang’s work after he became the minister of the Ministry of Rites in Nanjing at the age of 77
Calligraphy with grass in the line, natural integration, smooth writing, free and easy style, is the representative work of Dong’s late years.