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The flowing and vigorous strokes capture both the elegance of the ancient style and the artist’s personal interpretation
The phrase originates from the name of a Han dynasty palace hall and has since become a blessing for everlasting joy and prosperity
Executed in the style of Wang Xizhi’s lineages
Artist Bio:Liu Suhua
"Huanxi Sha" Cursive Script by Xie Li Zhang Lei The flowing and vigorous strokesDescriptionThis work by Xie Li from Beijing, China, presents the Song Dynasty poem "Huanxi Sha" by Lu You in cursive script. The poem reads: Too lazy to drink from the jade flask on the sandy shore,Calling you to enjoy the light of a small window together. The sound of horns at sunset stirs the deepest feelings. Busy days are many, leisure days are few,New sorrows often follow the old,As a guest away from home, I fear when you leave. Script: Cursive
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