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Calligraphy No. 5 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Machijiri Ryoho (Japanese)

Calligraphy No. 6 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Kurahashi Taiso (Japanese)

Calligraphy No. 7 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Hirohashi Kosei (Japanese)

Calligraphy No. 8 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Kujo Shouchu (Japanese)

Calligraphy No. 9 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Ogimachi Sanjo Jitsuai (Japanese)

Calligraphy No. 10 from a set of Ten Noble Waka Styles

Calligrapher: Konoe Chuki (Japanese)

A Letter by Kitamuki Unchiku

Calligrapher: Kitamuki Unchiku (Japanese, 1623–1703)

Two Letters by Sasaki Shizuma

Calligrapher: Sasaki Shizuma (Japanese, 1619–1695)

A Letter by Totoki Baigai

Calligrapher: Totoki Baigai (Japanese, 1749–1804)

Couplet in Oracle Bone Writing (Jiaguwen)

Artist: Sun Jing (Chinese, 1866–1952)

Calligraphy Couplet in Zhuanshu

Artist: Deng Erya (Chinese, 1884–1954)

Calligraphy in Bronze Script (Jinwen)

Artist: Luo Zhenyu (Chinese, 1866–1940)

Calligraphy in Clerical Script (Lishu)

Artist: Wang Fuan (Chinese, 1880–1960)

Motto for Gengsheng

Artist: Kang Youwei (Chinese, 1858–1927)

Calligraphy Couplet

Artist: Zhu Qizhan (Chinese, 1892–1996)

Calligraphy in Stone Drum Script (Shiguwen)

Artist: Wu Changshuo (Chinese, 1844–1927)

Calligraphy in Small Seal Script (Xiao Zhuanshu), with an excerpt from A Commentary to the Classic of Waterways

Artist: Qian Dian (Chinese, 1744–1806)

Poem

Artist: Chen Xianzhang (Chinese, 1428–1500)

Waka Exchange between Gyokuran and Taiga

Artist: Tokuyama Gyokuran (Ike no Gyokuran) (Japanese, 1727–1784)
Artist: Ike no Taiga (Japanese, 1723–1776)

Calligraphy Couplet in Standard Script

Artist: Weng Fanggang (Chinese, 1733–1818)

Calligraphy Couplet in Running Script

Artist: Wu Peifu (Chinese, 1874–1939)

Calligraphy in Running Script

Artist: Qianlong, Emperor of China (Chinese, 1711–1799)

Mythos of Lost Dynasties, A series

Artist: Gu Wenda (Chinese, born 1955)

Mythos of Lost Dynasties, K series

Artist: Gu Wenda (Chinese, born 1955)

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