[Fu Shan’s Cursive Seven Jue Poetry Axis]
The Seven Jue Poetry Axis, Qing Dynasty, Fu Shan’s Cursive, Silk, Cursive, 182.9 cm in length and 50.8 cm in width
Interpretation: Five-color clouds are newly opened in the New Year’s Eve. Red Tan Wen is dressed in plain clothes and is not a piece of brocade in her arms. Fu Shan
The book of works is composed of the poem “Sentences in a Dream”, which is published in Volume 13 of “Frost Red Niche Collection”. The strokes of the calligraphy move and move, and the strokes are continuous and graceful, the strokes are vigorous and vigorous, and the ink is free and flowing, which fully shows the artistic personality of Fu Shan’s calligraphy, which is frank, strange and stubborn.
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