C. C. Wang, Ascending Stork Tower in Cursive Script , 1990s

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Flat bristle brush with black ink on paper, framed

36 x 24 in
91.4 x 61 cm

Description:

To the furthest mountain, the bright sun shines

To the distant sea, the Yellow River flows

To get a better view

Climb another floor

–Tang poem by Wang Zhihuan (688-742)

Footnote: Wang Zhihuan (traditional Chinese: 王之渙; simplified Chinese: 王之涣; pinyin: Wáng Zhīhuàn, 688–742) and whose name has been traditionally been transcribed "Wang Tsu-huan" was a Chinese poet of the Tang dynasty's Kaiyuan era. He is best known for his famous poem entitled "Ascending the Stork Tower" (登鸛雀樓).

王己千（1907-2003）草書《登鸛雀樓》水墨扁筆刷紙本釋文：白日依山盡，黃河入海流。欲窮千裏目，更上一層樓。款識：王之渙詩愚公。鈐印：王季遷印、懷雲樓、溪岸草堂

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2022 Jan 18th - Mar 5th New York Rhythms: C. C. Wang's Calligraphy, Fu Qiumeng Fine Art, New York, NY.

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