Wu Dacheng’s seal script and five-meter poem axis

[Wu Dacheng’s Five Rhythms of Seal Script]

The Five Rhythms of Seal Script axis, Qing Dynasty, Wu Dacheng’s book, paper edition, seal script, 128.6 cm vertically and 30.2 cm horizontally
Interpretation:
The imperial edict was issued to the Weiyang Palace and boarded the altar near the general military. The Lord Zhou Taibao and the Deputy Prime Minister Han Sikong. The bow holds the moon in Guanxi, and the flag turns over the north wind of Wei River. All brothers promise their country, and heaven and earth succeed. Brother Shexiang was in the same year. Brother Wu Dacheng
Seal “Wu Dacheng Seal”, “Qing Qing Calligraphy and Painting” and “Zhu Wen Seal”
Wu Dacheng’s seal script was first studied by Chen Huan, a scholar of classics. After middle age, he took part in ancient Zhou, and shaped his experience of epigraphy into various strokes, making his calligraphy extremely rich in gold and stone. This book is a poem written by Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty, “Send Li Taibao and the imperial historian Chong Weibei, the envoy of the Northern Wei Dynasty, that is, Taiwei Guangbi Brother”. See Volume 200 of “Poems of the Tang Dynasty”. The brushwork is rigorous, precise and tight, and the lines are neat and straight. It has the unique ancient and regular appearance of Wu’s seal script.