Chen Yixi’s Seven Jue Poems in Running Script

[Chen Yixi’s Seven Jue Poems in Running Script]

The Seven Jue Poems axis, Qing Dynasty, Chen Yixi’s book, paper, running script, 129.5 cm vertically and 50.2 cm horizontally
Narration:
Congee smells like white apricot flowers, and the provincial banquet is held against the migratory warblers. Today, I send you an old spring, and I send you a memory of the swing from the Phoenix Tower. Yi Xi
The work writes Li Shangyin’s poem “Commentary Weng sent Xing Congee as an answer.”
Chen Yixi’s book is drawn from the people of Fajin, with excellent skills and profound education, so the small script is refined and stable, the big characters are calm and integrated, and the demeanor is elegant. When commenting on Chen Yixi’s works, Wang Shizhen of the Qing Dynasty said that “only a few hundred more volumes of ears in the chest”, which showed the charm of Chen Xiangquan’s calligraphy. The lines of this painting are round, the composition is sparse and broad, and the posture is beautiful and elegant. The lines are imbued with the elegance of Chen Yixi, a scholar and calligrapher.