Wen Zhengming’s regular script to the fourth and fifth uncles

[Wen Zhengming’s regular script to the fourth and fifth uncles]

The page of “Letter to the fourth and fifth uncles”, Ming, Wen Zhengming’s regular script, paper, album, 23 cm in length, 12.3 cm in width, regular script, 13 lines
The signature of the payment: “Nephew immediately worshipped the nun again. The fourth uncle and the fifth uncle are the father-in-law of the respected relatives.”
A letter on this page should belong to the category of reward. According to the name “wall”, it should be written before Wen Zhengming changed his name. Wen Zhengming changed his name to Zhengming at the age of 42 in the sixth year of Zhengde of the Ming Dynasty (1511)
This book is written with the elders, so the handwriting is neat and neat, the calligraphy is strong and straight, thin and fine, showing the meaning of Ouyang’s inquiry of “dangerous, thin and hard, rising and cutting”. Wen Zhengming learned from Li Yingzhen when he was 22 years old, so this book also contains the meaning of Li Yingzhen’s “sharp strokes and exposed edges”. For example, Wang Shimao commented: “At the beginning of the name of the wall, the writing of small regular script was more slanting and too revealing.” This page is a rare calligraphy work of Wen’s early years.