Song Jue
early 17th century · Album leaf; ink on paper · Asian Art
Song Jue wrote this brief letter in boisterous cursive script to his friend Li Juxiu to express his wish to get together with their mutual friend Cheng Jiasui. Cheng and Song were both prominent scholar-painters active in Songjiang (present-day Shanghai).
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