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Silk Handscroll of Running Script “Two Poems from Cold Food Festival in Huangzhou” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Remaining Charm of Xue Hall,” with Historical Colophons and Extensive Collector Seals, Chinese Classical Calligraphy Handscroll)
美国
09月19日 晚上11点 开拍 /7天16小时
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Dimensions: Overall length 561 cm × width 43 cm (approx. 220.9 × 16.9 inches; approx. 18.4 × 1.4 feet), Chinese historical calligraphy handscroll dating from the 11th–19th century,Condition & Provenance: The handscroll is preserved in complete form with its traditional mounting structure intact, including the gilt silk frontispiece, main calligraphy section, silk separators, historical colophons, and multicolored woven silk components. The silk and paper surfaces show a natural aged tone developed over centuries, while the ink remains rich with clear brushwork and beautiful tonal variations. Numerous collector seals, inscriptions, and layered colophons document generations of imperial and private appreciation, remounting, and collecting history. Provenance: Private Collection, New York, USA,Description: This is a complete traditional Chinese calligraphy handscroll following the classical mounting format of important works, composed of a gilt silk frontispiece, main calligraphy, silk separators, historical colophons, and multiple woven silk mounting elements. The opening section features a reddish-brown gilt silk frontispiece decorated with scattered gold flakes, creating an elegant and refined antique appearance. The large running-script inscription “Remaining Charm of Xue Hall” is written with strong, confident brushwork and rich ink tones. “Xue Hall” refers to Su Shi’s residence during his exile in Huangzhou, directly connecting the theme of the handscroll with Su Shi’s famous “Two Poems from Cold Food Festival in Huangzhou.” The main body continues on aged yellow-brown silk and presents the celebrated poetic work in running script. The brushwork displays rich variation, with changing rhythms, balanced structure, and a combination of elegance and deep emotional expression. The complete text is carefully recorded across the silk surface, accompanied by numerous historical collector seals placed throughout the composition, representing imperial and private collecting traditions. The ink shows beautiful transitions between dark and light tones, while the aged silk provides a warm historical atmosphere. Following the main text are silk-mounted historical colophons written by later scholars, discussing the artistic significance of Su Shi’s calligraphy and comparing his style with earlier masters such as Li Bai, Yan Zhenqing, and Li Beihai. These inscriptions provide both scholarly commentary and important documentation of the scroll’s collecting history. The later sections continue with extensive paper-based colophons written in refined regular and running scripts, recording research, appreciation, and provenance information from successive collectors. Red, brown, and orange woven silk separators divide each section, representing the sophisticated mounting techniques used for important Chinese handscrolls. The materials include ancient silk for the frontispiece, calligraphy, and early colophon sections; antique paper for later inscriptions; and various woven silk textiles for separators. The structure follows the classic format of a high-level Chinese handscroll: frontispiece → main calligraphy → intermediate colophons → extensive historical inscriptions. The subject, Su Shi’s “Two Poems from Cold Food Festival in Huangzhou,” is one of the most celebrated themes in Chinese calligraphy history and has been highly valued by collectors for centuries. The entire silk, paper, and mounting structure remains complete, with clear writing, abundant seals, complete sections, and strong evidence of historical preservation and collecting tradition.

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