[Liang Tongshu running script seven-letter poem axis]
The seven-letter poem axis, Qing Dynasty, Liang Tongshu, paper, running script, 130 cm vertically and 31.6 cm horizontally
Commentary:
Red Cliff comes back to Ziqing, and the magnificent heart withers at the temples. The sand of the river breaks through the bottom of the green lake, but it turns into silk to serve the forbidden court
The chest is curly and the night light is cold, and the ink stone drips dry. It seems that he has not been enlightened by Jiguli, but he still serves the crown. The mountain and the boat share the same book.
The signature of the article: “Shan Zhou Tong Shu.” The seal is “Shan Zhou” and “Liang Tong Shu”, and the seal is “Long You Reviewed”, and the seal is “This is Learning”, Zhu Wen
This book consists of two seven-character quatrains by Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty. See Volume IX of the Collection of Valleys. Mi Fu, a scholar of calligraphy, writes skillfully and fluently, showing an elegant artistic character
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