Five Character Poem in Running Script《行书五言诗轴》

Tang Ken (唐肯)

Tang Ken (1876-1950)

Tang Ken, also known as Qilin and Cangxue, was a highly talented individual born in Changzhou, Jiangsu to a family of scholars. He graduated from the Law Department of Chuo University in Japan and was known for his proficiency in calligraphy, painting, writing, poetry, and had a vast collection. Tang Ken’s calligraphy works, such as the Zongyan Liubei Stele and the Four Kings of Painting, were highly regarded for their remarkable talent and skill.

This five-character poem scroll was created by Tang Ken for Mr. Liu Guojun. It is considered a masterpiece of calligraphy, featuring a strong writing style and full of epigraphy.

唐肯(1876~1950),字企林,号沧谙,江苏常州人,出身书香门第。日本中央大学法律系毕业。工书擅画,能文善诗,精鉴别,富收藏。其书法作品宗颜柳北碑,画学四王,其人其艺,均为人所推崇。

此五言诗轴是唐肯为刘国钧先生所书,笔力十足,充满了金石气,为其代表性书法作品。

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  • Date
    Republic of China (民国)
  • Artist
    Tang Ken (唐肯)
  • Title
    Five Character Poem in Running Script《行书五言诗轴》
  • Size
    Length 107cm, width 48.5cm 纵107、横48.5厘米 107 x 48.5 cm (42.13 x 19.09 in.)
  • Medium
    Paper
  • Provenance
    This artwork was generously donated to the Changzhou Museum by Mr. Liu Guojun (刘国钧) in 1959. It is now part of the museum's collection and has been graciously provided by the museum.
  • Location
    Changzhou, China

The Liu Guojun Virtual Museum is a digital repository containing public and private collections of Mr. Liu Guojun (1887-1978).