[Tie Bao’s running script seven-character couplet]
The running script seven-character couplet, Qing Dynasty, Tie Bao’s script, paper version, running script, 127.8 cm vertically and 27.8 cm horizontally
Interpretation:
Huang Shudu, a ship of calligraphy and painting, is in Xiangyang
The signature: “Brother Runquan belongs to the book. Mei Weng Tiebao.” Seal: “Tiebao private seal” Zhu Wenyin, “Mei An” Bai Wenyin. Welcome to the first chapter, “Appreciation of Strange Essays” in white print
This couplet is a large type of running script made by Tie Bao. It is easy to use, dignified and full in strokes, and neat in knots. It has a broad, mellow, calm and natural feeling, and has a simple and elegant meaning.
![图片[1]-Tiebao Xingshu Seven-character Couplet-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/model calligraphy/26099.jpg)
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