[Da Chi Dao Ren’s Calligraphy Rhymes｜A rare reproduction of a Yuan Dynasty work] This long scroll embodies Yifeng's mastery of "transforming landscape into calligraphy," blending the essence of Dong Ju's ethereal beauty with the smoky elegance of the Jin and Tang dynasties. Crafted on specially selected imitation Yuan Dynasty paper, it undergoes the ancient method of six infusions and eight dryings, resulting in a rich, lush ink reminiscent of spring mist. The sweeping brushstrokes echo the profound meaning of the "Calligraphy and Painting" section of "The Secret of Painting Landscapes." This imitation, reaching the standard of "Changshu Study Level," demonstrates a deeper connection between Yuan Dynasty literati calligraphy and painting than is often achieved. Beyond mere resemblance, it represents a true reflection of Huang He Shanqiao's artistic and philosophical vision, a rare example of the shared origins of calligraphy and painting. Material: Rice paper scroll Total size when unfolded: 389x30 cm Painting core size: 337×22.5 cm
