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Property from a Japanese Calligrapher Ozaki Yuho (Lots 674-676)
HE SHAOJI (1799-1873)
Calligraphy in Clerical Script
Details
HE SHAOJI (1799-1873)
Calligraphy in Clerical Script
A set of four hanging scrolls, ink on paper
Each scroll measures 136.5 x 34 cm. (53 ¾ x 13 3⁄8 in.)(4)
Inscribed and signed, with two seals of the artist
Titleslips by Yao Jinyuan (1823-1890), with a total of four seals
Calligraphy in Clerical Script
A set of four hanging scrolls, ink on paper
Each scroll measures 136.5 x 34 cm. (53 ¾ x 13 3⁄8 in.)(4)
Inscribed and signed, with two seals of the artist
Titleslips by Yao Jinyuan (1823-1890), with a total of four seals
Further details
Ozaki Yuho (1924-2024) was a renowned Japanese calligrapher. From an early age, he developed a passion for calligraphy anddevoted himself to the study of classical Chinese literature. He was particularly inspired by the works of the Chinese calligraphers Zhang Ruitu and Jin Nong. Throughout his career, he participated in numerous calligraphy exhibitions in Japan and received many prestigious awards. He also held leading positions in organizations such as the Japan Shogeiin (Japanese Academy of Calligraphic Arts) and the All Japan Calligraphy Federation, exerting a profound influence on the development of modern Japanese calligraphy.
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