Yin Zhen’s scroll of summer boating poems

[Yinzhen Running Script Summer Boating Poetry Axis]

Running Script Summer Boating Poetry Axis, Qing Dynasty, Yong Zhengshu, silk version, 140.3 cm in length and 62.2 cm in width
Commentary:
The pavilion is windy and the waves are cool, and the fragrance of the lotus is faint. Deep in the willow shade, I stopped and looked at the lovely and delicate pond. The old work of boating in summer
The two seals of “Chaoqianliti” and “Yongzhengchen Han” are stamped, and the first seal is stamped on the side of “difficult for you”. The collection is printed as “three collections of treasure” and “the collection of treasure in Shiqu”
This is a seven-character poem of “Boating in Summer” written by Yongzheng. The work is composed of grass and lines. The ink is full and vigorous, and the charm is coherent. Its mellow body can compete with the master of pavilion body
The name of Emperor Yongzheng of Emperor Shizong of the Qing Dynasty is Aixinjueluo Yinzhen, the fourth son of Emperor Kangxi. Under the influence of his father, Emperor Yongzheng also liked calligraphy. He learned from the two kings and the Jin and Tang dynasties, and learned from Dong Qichang and Guan Ge style. The two styles of truth and action were quite in line with the rules. He was the most accomplished of the Qing emperors in calligraphy.