
On the Stork Tower · Wang Zhihuan (Running Script)
Wang Zhihuan · Tang · Wang Zhihuan
“白日依山盡,黃河入海流。欲窮千里目,更上一層樓。” “The white sun sinks behind the mountains; the Yellow River flows into the sea. To see a thousand li farther, climb one more storey.” Wang Zhihuan’s quatrain on the Stork Tower at Puzhou, one of the best-known poems in Chinese. This is the running-script edition; a Yan Zhenqing regular-script edition is also available. All 20 characters are set vertically, each collected from a Tang-dynasty running-script original or rubbing (no fonts), mainly in the Wang Xizhi tradition: 日 依 山 盡 河 海 流 欲 窮 千 更 上 一 from Huairen’s Preface to the Sacred Teachings, collected from Wang Xizhi (carved 672; ink rubbing, National Palace Museum, Taipei); 白 黃 里 目 from Lu Jianzhi’s handwritten Rhapsody on Literature (National Palace Museum, Taipei); 入 from Li Yong’s Lushan Temple Stele (ink rubbing, National Palace Museum, Taipei); 層 樓 from Emperor Taizong’s Jinci Inscription (rubbing, National Diet Library, Japan). River waves in ink wash.
$32 (reference) · ¥229 CNY
Case only · fits standard-size inserts (insert not included)





