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何迟 He Chi, 感叹（节临柳公权书玄秘塔碑） Admiration (A Copy of Liu Gongquan’s Calligraphy of the Xuanmi Pagoda Stele Inscription - part) (2019)
Title: 何迟 He Chi, 感叹（节临柳公权书玄秘塔碑） Admiration (A Copy of Liu Gongquan’s Calligraphy of the Xuanmi Pagoda Stele Inscription - part) (2019)
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Ink on paper, 51 × 76 cm.
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