Zhuda Xingshu Yanzhou Shanren Poetry Axis

[Zhuda Xingshu Yanzhou Shanren Poetry Axis]

“Xingshu Yanzhou Shanren Poetry” axis, Qing Dynasty, Zhuda book, paper edition, 200.9 cm vertically and 76.5 cm horizontally
Commentary:
At that time, the seven sons were only famous, and who seemed to have the imperial title in Jin’ou. Shake the pen to open the rain and dew in the south of the Yangtze River, and whip the water to roll the rainbow. Zhang Gongzheng is happy for the people, and the string tune of Shu is not sad. If Yuanrong is allowed to cross the team, Xinzhuang is also called Huanhuaxi
I don’t know the “poem of Yanzhou Mountain People and the book of Bada Mountain People”. The first seal is “remote ownership”. This picture has no Tibetan seal and no description
This work was created by Zhu Da in his later years. The seven-character poem in the book was written by Wang Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty. The original title was “Xi Xiao Fuzhong, the prime minister, opened the mansion in Wuzhong”. “Zhongcheng” is another name for the governor. This poem is written by Wang Shizhen for his friend’s official worship of the governor and congratulations. The original poem was included in Volume 41 of The Complete Book of Four Kus – Four Manuscripts of Yanzhou Shanren, and the verses differ from each other. The original poem was “At that time, the seven sons were all famous. Who was like the King of Jin Ou to write the imperial title. He waved the pen to open the rain and dew in the south of the Yangtze River, and waved the whip to roll the rainbow overseas. Zhang Gongzheng was really happy, and the string tune of Shu was not sad. If Xu Yuanrong passed the team, Xinzhuang would also be called Huanhuaxi.”
Zhu Da’s unique style of calligraphy formed by combining the seal script with the cursive script was unique in the early Qing Dynasty. His works are mostly characterized by sharp strokes, smooth strokes, light conversion, proper arrangement, and well-arranged arrangement, showing strange, dangerous and exaggerated artistic features in balance and neatness. The use of lines and the separation of white space in the composition are similar to their paintings.