Eight-Line Poem c. late 18th century

“Eight-Line Poem” is a work of Japanese calligraphy by Uno Genshō. It's a single sheet of paper with eight lines of black ink, composed in the style of *kaisho*, a formal script. The text features intricate brushstrokes, showcasing the artist's technical skill and control over ink flow. *Kaisho* is often used in inscriptions or formal documents and emphasizes precision, clarity, and a sense of order. The artwork is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.