Letter to Shunkin 1767 - 1820

"Letter to Shunkin" is a Japanese calligraphy work by Urakami Gyokudō, completed between 1767 and 1820. The artwork is written in a cursive style of Japanese calligraphy called "sōsho," and is filled with delicate brushstrokes, showcasing Gyokudō's skill in controlling the flow of ink. The calligraphic piece is a letter written to Gyokudō's friend, Shunkin, who was a renowned musician and scholar, suggesting the intimate nature of their relationship. "Letter to Shunkin" is a powerful demonstration of Gyokudō's calligraphic prowess and serves as a testament to his enduring connection with his friend.