Quatrain in Five-syllable Verse 1644 - 1708
sunyueban
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hand-lettering
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asian-art
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hand drawn type
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hand lettering
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personal sketchbook
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hand-drawn typeface
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fading type
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calligraphic
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china
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sketchbook drawing
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sketchbook art
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calligraphy
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small lettering
"Quatrain in Five-syllable Verse" is a calligraphic work by Sun Yueban, a renowned Chinese artist of the Qing dynasty. Executed on a hanging scroll using black ink on paper, the artwork displays a series of flowing characters, each with a unique stroke and rhythm. Yueban's calligraphy reflects the grace and elegance of his style, highlighting the expressive power of brushwork in Chinese art. This piece is a testament to the artistic mastery of a prominent figure in Chinese calligraphy, showcasing the beauty and cultural significance of this ancient art form. The artwork is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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