"Shu Obscure Thesis" is the work of the northern mainland calligrapher Mi Fu, on paper, writing, 24.5 cm in length, 29.6 cm in width, and has "Xiangyuan Bian Jian Collection Seal", "An Yi Zhou Family Treasure Collection", "Qianlong Appreciation Seal", "Treasure of the Emperor Taishang" and other collection seals. The calligraphy of this post is calm and happy, free and ethereal. The wind bones of Wang Xianzhi are often seen in the body and the pen. It is in the collection of the Tokyo National Museum in Japan.
Mi Fu's three calligraphy works "Shu Obscure The", "Li Taishi Ti" and "Zhang JiMing Ti" were combined into one volume, and were known as "Mi Fu Three Poster Scrolls". It is one of the best in the book of Mi Fu.
Shu Obscure Paper Book Length 24.5 cm Width 29.6 cm Collection of the Tokyo National Museum of Japan
Commentary:
Yu Shixing was a eunuch and a servant
Uncle obscure for the generation of Ya, literary and artistic fellow, even
Get along, and be different from each other. Therefore, it is given to it by secret play,
The inscription is to show the children and grandchildren of the two surnames who are worth each other.
Xiangyang Mi Fu, Yuan Zhangji.
Son of Shu Obscure: Daonu, Denu, Qingnu.
Sons of servants: Ao'er, Dongyang, and Sanxiong.
A one-word enlarged version of Mi Fu's "Shu Obscure Thesis"
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