Chinese calligraphy"《明.洪应明名句》 - Zhou Rongguang - China
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Hand-signed Chinese calligraphy artwork by Zhou Rongguang, titled “Chinese calligraphy 《明.洪应明名句》”, executed in ink on rice paper in the 1980s–1990 period, limited edition, measuring 83 cm high by 170 cm wide, originating from China.
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Chinese calligraphy
There is the artist's signature and seal.
Hand drawn on rice paper.
Calligraphy by Chinese calligrapher Zhou Rongguang.
释文：宠辱不惊，闲看庭前花开花落；去留无意，漫随天外云卷云舒。
题识：明 洪应明名句，庚子年周荣光。
钤印：墨缘，周荣光印。
"Whether in glory or humiliation, I care not; I simply leisurely admire the blooming and withering of flowers and plants in the courtyard. Whether promoted or demoted, I care not; I simply watch the clouds drift freely across the sky."
These verses are from "Cai Gen Tan", a work by Ming Dynasty philosopher Hong Yingming.
This sentence is beautifully ethereal. The blooming and fading of flowers in the courtyard, the drifting of clouds in the sky—in tranquility, one remains unmoved by honor or disgrace, indifferent to coming or going. A broad and carefree spirit is fully expressed, revealing a strong and unyielding will and a positive and optimistic enterprising spirit.
In order to ensure that the lots are delivered to the buyer as quickly and safely as possible, UPS international express delivery will be used. Under normal circumstances, it is expected to be delivered to all parts of the world within 5-10 days, but due to the uncertainty of customs clearance time in the destination country, there may be delays.
Chinese calligraphy
There is the artist's signature and seal.
Hand drawn on rice paper.
Calligraphy by Chinese calligrapher Zhou Rongguang.
释文：宠辱不惊，闲看庭前花开花落；去留无意，漫随天外云卷云舒。
题识：明 洪应明名句，庚子年周荣光。
钤印：墨缘，周荣光印。
"Whether in glory or humiliation, I care not; I simply leisurely admire the blooming and withering of flowers and plants in the courtyard. Whether promoted or demoted, I care not; I simply watch the clouds drift freely across the sky."
These verses are from "Cai Gen Tan", a work by Ming Dynasty philosopher Hong Yingming.
This sentence is beautifully ethereal. The blooming and fading of flowers in the courtyard, the drifting of clouds in the sky—in tranquility, one remains unmoved by honor or disgrace, indifferent to coming or going. A broad and carefree spirit is fully expressed, revealing a strong and unyielding will and a positive and optimistic enterprising spirit.
In order to ensure that the lots are delivered to the buyer as quickly and safely as possible, UPS international express delivery will be used. Under normal circumstances, it is expected to be delivered to all parts of the world within 5-10 days, but due to the uncertainty of customs clearance time in the destination country, there may be delays.
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Artist
Zhou Rongguang
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Title of artwork
Chinese calligraphy"《明.洪应明名句》
Technique
Ink
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
China
Condition
Good condition
Height
83 cm
Width
170 cm
Period
1980-1990
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