Essay for Liu Jingzhong 1558 - 1635

toned paper

ink paper printed

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22_ming-dynasty-1368-1644

personal sketchbook

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sketchbook drawing

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

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marker colouring

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calligraphy

"Essay for Liu Jingzhong" is a work of Chinese calligraphy by Chen Jiru, dating back to the 17th century. This work is an example of *caishu*, a style of cursive script that is known for its fluid and expressive strokes. It is a testament to the artist's skill and mastery of the calligraphic art form. The artwork is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The piece, which is a vertical hanging scroll, showcases the elegance and precision of Chinese calligraphy. It is a poignant example of the connection between literature and visual art in Chinese culture.