Length:720cm(283.46in)Width:29cm(11.42in)This is a handscroll of running script on antique silk. The frontispiece “Liu Ru Mo Miao” is inscribed on gold-sprinkled yellow paper. The main body is Tang Yin’s running script of his poem *JiaJing Gai Yuan Xin Zheng Shi Bi*. The aged silk carries natural patina. The brushwork is unrestrained and vivid, with elegant turns, embodying Tang Yin’s signature style of Wu School calligraphy. Characters alternate between upright and tilted forms, forming a continuous and unrestrained rhythm. The end of the scroll includes colophons and collector seals of ancient connoisseurs. It retains original patterned brocade wrapper with a label, well mounted as a representative long scroll by Tang Yin of the Wu School in Ming Dynasty.

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