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Chinese Poem on the Fifth Day of the First Five Months of the Year
- Museum No.
- BK737
Photo No：798-20116
Color type：Color
| Title | Chinese Poem on the Fifth Day of the First Five Months of the Year |
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| Artist | Yao Yuanzhi |
| Category | Calligraphy (B), Chinese Calligraphy |
| Country | China |
| Period | Qing |
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| Dimensions | Height 108.7cm Width 49.2cm |
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The poet Yao Yuanzhi (1773-1852) hailed from Tongchen (Anhui Province), China. He was known by the sobriquet (Ch., zi) Boang as well as by his pseudonyms (Ch., hao) Jianqing, Wubuweng, and Zhuye Tingshen. In Jiaqing 10 (1805), he passed the civil service examination. He was well versed in epigraphy and especially skilled in the official or clerical script (Ch., lishu; J., reisho).
China-Qing