(Qing) Yang Yisun Seal Script

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德谊生辉古代近现代瓷器书画专场

(Qing) Yang Yisun Seal Script

Catalog Number: 490

Fan-shaped painting; Ink on paper

55×24cm

Starting Price: No reserve

Reference Price: RMB 6,000~10,000

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Yang Yisun (1812—1884) was a calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty. His courtesy name was Ziyu, also written as Ziyǔ, and his art names were Yongchun, and later Haosou, Guanhao Jushi. He was from Changshu, Jiangsu. In 1843 (the 23rd year of the Daoguang reign), he passed the imperial examination and became a juren, eventually serving as the prefect of Fengyang. He was skilled in the styles of bronze inscriptions, stone drum inscriptions, Yang Yisun's seal script and clerical script, and was comparable to Deng Shiru. While his grandeur might not match Deng's, his elegance surpasses him. He occasionally carved seals, which were also elegant and refined.

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德谊生辉古代近现代瓷器书画专场

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