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Xie Jin 1369-1415 โ€” Xie Jin, Poems in Cursive Script
Xie Jin 1369-1415

Xie Jin, Poems in Cursive Script

This handscroll by Xie Jin showcases cursive script, a highly expressive calligraphic style that demands both technical mastery and spontaneous artistic sensibility. As a prominent Ming dynasty scholar official and calligrapher, Xie Jin's work demonstrates the integration of literary poetry with visual aesthetics characteristic of literati culture. The ink medium on paper allows for the dynamic variation of brush pressure and speed that defines cursive script's flowing, rhythmic qualities.

Medium
ink on paper, handscroll

๐Ÿ”จ Auction Lot

Power & Culture โ€“ Heirlooms from the Poon Family Collection

October 16, 2024

Estimate: $300,000 โ€“ $600,000

Lot 801

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Xie Jin 1369-1415, Xie Jin, Poems in Cursive Script

This handscroll by Xie Jin showcases cursive script, a highly expressive calligraphic style that demands both technical mastery and spontaneous artistic sensibility. As a prominent Ming dynasty scholar official and calligrapher, Xie Jin's work demonstrates the integration of literary poetry with visual aesthetics characteristic of literati culture. The ink medium on paper allows for the dynamic variation of brush pressure and speed that defines cursive script's flowing, rhythmic qualities.

Medium
ink on paper, handscroll
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Sotheby's, New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris

Related themes

Chinese Artist, Calligraphic brushwork, Ming Dynasty, Poetry and calligraphy, Scholarly and contemplative, Monumental Format, Cursive script calligraphy, Ink on Paper, Literati painting tradition, 15th Century