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Name： Seven-character Regulated VerseDynasty：Sung DynastyPrinting Size：Length:27.10 cm / Width: 48.70cm Illustrator：Kao-tsung was the first emperor of the Southern Sung (1127-1279) and known for his erudition and connoisseurship in painting and calligraphy. In the latter, he began by studying the style of Huang T’ing-chien, but he later turned to that of Mi Fu and finally to that of the Two Wangs (Wang Hsi-chih and Wang Hsien-chih)--going from the Northern Sung back to the essence of Chin and T’ang calligraphy. He wrote many decrees himself, and the stylistic changes evident in surviving ones can be clearly seen. This work transcribes a seven-character regulated verse originally composed by the T’ang poet Tu Fu. It is the first leaf from the album “Works by Sung and Yuan Calligraphers”. Kao-tsung’s study of the styles of Huang and the Two Wangs make for balanced and rounded forms. The arrangement is also open, which is typical of his style. This work once included a painting by the famous Yuan painter-calligrapher Chao Meng-fu, but it evidently was cut off at a later date.Other：These above pictures are reprints of the famous paintings housed in National Palace Museum. They are stamped with the laser trademark of National Palace Museum and are therefore guaranteed as the same as the original paintings in their content. They are not accompanied with frames. If you would like to have an extra frame or other processing, please provide a clear indication to have a quotation.
Name：Hen and Chicks Dynasty：Anonymous Sung Dynasty(960-1279) Printing Size：Length: 60.80cm / Width: 33.06cm Illustrator：In this work, a mother hen leads five young chicks a
Name：Poem for the Superintendent CommissionerDynasty：Sung Dynasty Artist：Mi Fu (1051-1107) Printing Size：Length:30.60 cm / Width:63.53 cm Illustrator：Mi Fu,
Name：Written after SnowfallDynasty： Chin DynastyArtist：Wang His-chih(307-365) Printing Size：Length: 39.20cm / Width:32.00 cm Illustrator：Wang His-chih, a me
Kalachakra Vajra Mandala Drawing: Kalachakra Vajra Madala is divided into 3 madalas of body, words and idea, in total of 620 Buddha Places and is the largest mandala. Time and space is the largest foc
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