Inscriptions from the Stele of Mount Yi 960 - 1279
xuxuan
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natural stone pattern
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rippled sketch texture
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asian-art
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old engraving style
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hand drawn type
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organic pattern
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china
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pen work
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pattern repetition
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imprinted textile
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layered pattern
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funky pattern
"Inscriptions from the Stele of Mount Yi" is a work of calligraphic art by Xu Xuan, a renowned Chinese artist of the late Tang Dynasty. Dated to the Song Dynasty (960-1279), the artwork consists of a stele, or inscribed stone tablet, covered in intricate Chinese characters. This stele served as a historical record of the Mount Yi region, showcasing the power of calligraphy to convey information and artistic beauty. The inscriptions, carved into the stone surface, reflect the artist's mastery of brushwork and the refined aesthetic of the Song Dynasty, a period celebrated for its calligraphy and artistic innovation.
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