Zhang Ruitu's "Vajra Pestle" brushwork, please see the "Tao Poetry Book" in high-definition large characters

Zhang Ruitu was one of the most creative calligraphers of the late Ming Dynasty, and became known for his proficiency in books at a young age. Shiren referred to Xing Tong, Zhang Ruitu, Mi Wanzhong, and Dong Qichang as the "Four Great Masters of Good Books" in the late Ming Dynasty. Good at painting landscapes, especially gongshu, known for his "Vajra pestle" brushwork. The mountains and rivers are vigorous, the dots are dyed and easy, and the Buddha statues are interspersed, which is interesting.

[1] Tao poems

[2] There are customers who often stop together,

[3] Trade-offs between the different worlds.

[4] One sergeant is drunk alone, one

[5] The husband wakes up all year round; wakes up

[6] Drunk and laughing, hair

[7] Words are not taken. Regulations

[8] He Is foolish and arrogant

[9] Ruoying. Send words to you

[10] Zhongke, there is no candle on the day

[11] Bing. The old man rewarded me with amusement,

[12] The pot phase and the solstice.

[13] When it comes to good deeds,

[14] Carrying mash to dispel confusion.

[15] Come to the end,

[16] It is all nonsense.

[17] Sometimes I refuse to speak, but I don't

[18] Not in the country. Benevolent

[19] With his heart, he will not lose

[20] Silence. Sinon

[21] I have been gone for a long time, but there are few people in the world

[22] True. Ki kiru

[23] Oh, make it pure.

[24] Although the birds do not arrive, they are happy

[25] For the time being, it is new.

[26] Guoting, Rui Books

[27] with Trial Yixuan