Reclining and Wandering 

"Reclining and Wandering" is a piece of Chinese calligraphy by Shen Zhou, a renowned Ming Dynasty artist (1427-1509). This artwork showcases Shen Zhou's mastery of brushwork, creating a dynamic and expressive composition with bold strokes that dance across the paper. The piece reflects the traditional Chinese artistic emphasis on the beauty of natural forms and the connection between art and nature. The calligraphy style, known as "cao shu," is characterized by flowing, cursive strokes and is often associated with the expression of spontaneous and free-flowing thought.