Letter to Liang Zhongren 1357 - 1434

hand-lettering

ink paper printed

asian-art

hand drawn type

hand lettering

22_ming-dynasty-1368-1644

personal sketchbook

hand-drawn typeface

fading type

calligraphic

china

sketchbook art

watercolor

calligraphy

"Letter to Liang Zhongren" is a calligraphy work by Shen Du (1357-1434) dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It showcases the artist's mastery of the "kaishu" script, known for its clear and elegant strokes. The artwork features a letter written in ink on paper, demonstrating Shen Du's skillful use of brushwork and calligraphy. It is a prime example of Chinese calligraphy, highly valued for its artistic and historical significance. The piece is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.