Shunzhi Emperor Xingshu Wang Wei Poetry Axis

[Shunzhi Emperor’s Running Script Wang Wei Poetry Axis]

The Running Script Wang Wei Poetry Axis, Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty, Fulin Book, damask, 140.5 cm in length and 50.5 cm in width
The third edition of Shiqu Treasure Collection is recorded and stored in the third edition of Shiqu Treasure Collection of Qianqing Palace. “Gengzi” was the seventeenth year of Shunzhi (1660), and was 23 years old at Fulin. During the Jiaqing period, it was recorded in the Qianqing Palace of the Third Edition of Shiqu Treasure Collection. It was sealed with “the Third Edition of the Treasure Collection”, “the treasure of Shiqu Treasure Collection” and “the seal of the Ministry of Education for inspection”. It is known that this work should belong to the southward movement during the Anti-Japanese War
The calligraphy of Fulin can be roughly divided into three categories: learning calligraphy, recording Buddhist language, and writing poetry and calligraphy of various schools. The starting point of this work, Wang Wei’s poem “Bamboo Pavilion”, is to express his mood. The strokes of the calligraphy are straight and straight, with scattered lines and sharp lines. The whole calligraphy is vigorous and simple, which shows the unique style and gesture characteristics of Emperor Shunzhi’s calligraphy
This work does not have the seal of the temple seat, and is hidden in the Qianqing Palace according to the “Three Collections of Shiqu Treasures”. This is the living place of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty. It is recorded that a large number of art treasures were collected, including all the calligraphy of Emperor Shizuzhang. According to the description, this part of Emperor Shunzhi’s calligraphy was collected and included in two periods. The first is the first edition of “Secret Hall Pearl Forest” and the first edition of “Shiqu Treasure Collection”, and then the third edition of “Secret Hall Pearl Forest” and “Shiqu Treasure Collection” are supplemented. However, the calligraphy works of Emperor Shizuzhang recorded in the first edition of the “Secret Palace Pearl Forest” and the first edition of the “Shiqu Treasure Collection” are unknown. Upon investigation, they may have been burned by the fire in the second year of Jiaqing.