"Jing Ji Xuan Poetry" is a self-composed poem written by Ni Zhan, small in small letters, on paper, measuring 62.9x23.3 cm. The Five Seals of the Palace Museum. Ni Zhan's calligraphy works are basically small letters, and they are mainly poetry manuscripts, letters, and inscriptions. However, this axis of "Jing Ji Xuan Poetry" was written and written by Ni Zhan himself. The book in this scroll consists of three parts, including "The Small Statue of the Yi Bosheng Clan", "Four Rhymes of Ancient Indian Poems", and "Jing Ji Xuan Poems" Seven Absolute 3 poems. It is his relatively rare type of work, which is very precious. This poem was composed by Ni Zhan when he was 71 years old, and the work of the two years before his death was really to the point of pure fire. Although it has reached the age of ancient rarity, but the pen strength is exquisite, there is no stagnation, the knot is slightly flat, the inside is tight and the outside is comfortable, the pen is steady when the pen is closed, the gui angle is prominent, and it has a very heavy penmanship in the simplicity and vigor.
This volume is straight horizontal, that is, written in the vertical axis straight style, but framed into the shape of a hand-scrolled banner, this form retains the characteristics of the Song Dynasty Xuanhe style mounting.
Jianzang Seal: "Yunmen Mountain House", "Tuxing Father", "Wei Wei XuanYin", "Cai BoHaiYin", "Hongjue's Seal", "Shugu", "Eastern Wu Wang Lianjing Tibetan Calligraphy and Painting", "Mountain Friends", "Shimen Shanren", "Shiyuan Treasures", "Luyunlou Calligraphy and Painting Records" and the seals of Qingjiaqing Inner Province. Wang Shiyuan's "Luyunlou Calligraphy and Painting Sketch" bibliography.
The seal book "Jing Ji Xuan" and the seal book "Jing Ji Xuan Poem" above this axis were written by Zhang Shen.
Yuan Dynasty · Ni Zhan
"Shizune-tsugushi Poetry Volume"
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Yang Shoujing
Calligraphy inscription