Chinese Calligraphy by Tang Lijin (1927 - and 50 similar items

This exquisite piece of calligraphy is a work by the renowned artist Tang Lijin (March 4, 1927 - September 29, 2011). Created in 1992, it measures 34.5X138cm (framed size: 50X180cm). The calligraphy features Tang Lijin's self - composed poem, which is both a literary and visual delight. The Chinese characters are masterfully written, showcasing the artist's profound calligraphy skills and unique artistic style. Poem Content (Chinese - English Bilingual): "?????, ???????????, ???????????, ???????????, ??????" "White clouds are my hometown. The mountain stream dons the morning attire. The sleeping birds spread love songs. The forest waves chant the faint fragrance. What fear is there in frost's oppression? Snow's weight only enhances the glory. I secretly glance at idle words And await with a smile the blooming of peaches and plums." This calligraphy is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a valuable collectible, carrying the cultural and artistic heritage of the late 20th century. It will be a remarkable addition to any art collection, bringing an air of elegance and cultural depth to your space.