Ni Yuan-lu: Poem in Running Script

 Ming Dynasty / hanging scroll / ink on paper

Ni Yuan-lu (1592-1644) was a loyalist who died for the Ming Dynasty upon its fall. Both his calligraphy and painting are praised for their archaic and refined dignity. He composed this poem insinuating unjust exploitation by a eunuch that he had witnessed when he had gone to Shantung. Ni leaves ample space between the lines and writes his calligraphy in powerful and tense brush strokes. The contrast of his use of the wet and dry brush is superb.
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Hanging Scroll
No. Media Picture Size Hanging Scroll Size Price Shipping Purchase
SR3 Ink
on Paper		 130.2cm x 60.4cm
51.3in x 23.8in		 200.0cm x 72.3cm
78.7in x 28.5in		 $615 $60
Sheet
No. Media Picture Size Sheet Size Price Shipping Purchase
SR3s Ink
on Paper		 130.2cm x 60.4cm
51.3in x 23.8in		 130.2cm x 60.4cm
51.3in x 23.8in		 $260 $25

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