Tang Yin's New Year's Eve poetry book, introduction 29.5×60.5cm; book 29.5×219cm. Source: Tokyo Chuo Auction Co., Ltd. 2017 Spring Auction. Title: Authentic poems and calligraphy by Tang Yin on New Year's Eve. Chuanyan Louzang. Introduction: Authentic volume of Tang Yin's self-written poem on New Year's Eve. Qian Juntao is ninety-two years old.
Tang Yin is a versatile artist who combines poetry, calligraphy and painting. Tang Yin's calligraphy can be traced back to the Jin and Tang Dynasties. In his early years, he studied calligraphy by Huairen and Wang Xizhi's "Holy Religion Preface". He also studied under Li Beihai and Ouyang Xun, and was deeply influenced by Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty.
[Explanation] On New Year's Eve, purple smoke fills the house and the pots scream soup. The two years old share this long night. The shadow of the temples and the lantern are on the wall, and the strong picture firmly pours wine into the intestines. When life is approaching, the scorpion is in poverty and it is difficult to give it away. It is okay to have fish in the stream for food. Sweeping the floor to pay homage to the new year in the Ming Dynasty, Wu Chuqi chases Qiluo.
