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Posted By: I.Nagy
Posted Date: Aug 11, 2018 (09:26 AM)

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The calligraphic text consist 27 out of 33 lines of the poem titled "Stone Drum Song" 石鼓歌 by the Tang Dynasty writer, poet Han Yu 韓愈.
In the poem the poet expresses his cherished love for the ancient artifacts of China, the stone drums - the old stone stelae.
Colophon in my interpetation reads,
第七十八昭陽  - No. 78 Zhaoyang (District)
大荒落皐月揮汗為 - Lonely and desolate, in May , sweating profusely
擷琅賢荊 - To be acquired by Lang Xiajing
書 劍翁時年六十之七 ‐ Written by Jian Old man (Pseudonym) at the age of 67
Seal reads,
文達印 - Seal of Wenda - Who Understands the Script - (Art-name chosen by many calligraphers)
(Not Gu Wenda)
Unfortunately, I cannot read the surname seal.

With regards,
I.Nagy



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