Today’s different codes come from Shupu written by Sun Guoting in the early Tang Dynasty. Table writing must follow the times and cannot be confused with the current ones. Ke Liangzhi took interesting characters such as handwritten signs, house numbers, and warnings found in field research as objects of copying, and recreated calligraphy works to convey the "bi" of folk writing, just like his views on the inheritance and innovation of calligraphy art. There is a vicious dog inside, which is one of the works in "Different Walls of Today". When you open the towel, you will see the vicious dog. Please use it with care.
Collection of Taoyuan Fine Arts Museum 20220050001
Specification｜120x22cm ± 5%
Composition｜100% Cotton
Origin｜Taiwan
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