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A design from a poem by Wu Chang-Shih in the calligraphic style
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Portfolio Magazine N.2. Summer 1950, pages 10-11.
A poem by Wu Chang-Shih, one of the greatest modern Chinese calligraphers, written in the calligraphic style known as Ts‘ao-Shu, or “grass” style, because of the impromptu nature of the strokes with which the characters are formed.
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This work, published in the United States from 1928 to 1963 fell into the Public Domain because the copyright was not renewed with the Copyright Office during the 28th year after publication.
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