Zhu Yunming's cursive "Before and After Chibi Fu", with a strong penmanship, longitudinal but not scattered, is a classic of wild grass

Zhu Yunming cursive Chibi Fu on paper, 31.1 cm in length and 1001.7 cm in width, from the collection of the Shanghai Museum

This volume of Song Sushi's Chibi Fu is a classic of wild cursive calligraphy in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. The pen gesture is strong, longitudinal but not scattered, easy and able to receive; the penmanship is strong and strong, containing richness, taking the Fa from all the families. Not only the shuang of the "second king", the arrogance of Huai Su and Zhang Xu, and the dashing and vigorous of the "Song Four Families", more of their own appearance jumped on the paper. It is written on Jinsushan Tibetan scripture paper. It was in the fifteenth year of Koji (1502) and the author was forty-three years old. At the end of the volume, there are inscriptions signed by li ruiqing, minghuang province zeng, Wen Zhengming, Wen Jia, Wen Congjian, Wen Zhenheng, and close associate Luo Zhenyu. It was once collected by Ming Wang Xishan and Yu Qing.

Zhu Yunming cursive before and after Chibi endowment ¥72.6 purchase

Zhu Yunming Cursive Pro Practice Technique Explanation ¥34.4 Purchase