Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies)

LOT 465 · 已成交

成交价 USD500.00

拍卖时间：2026-09-19 23:00

拍卖行： East West Art Auction

专场： Asian Art Auction

拍品描述

Dimensions: Overall length 640 cm width 45 cm approx. 252.0 17.7 inches; approx. 21.0 1.48 feet

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Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片1
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片2
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片3
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片4
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片5
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片6
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片7
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片8
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片9
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片10
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片11
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片12
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片13
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片14
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片15
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片16
Silk Handscroll of Wang Xizhi Cursive Script “Duxun Jie” (Frontispiece Inscribed “Unprecedented and Unparalleled,” with Historical Colophons and Imperial Collection Seals, Complete Classical Calligraphy Handscroll), attributed to Wang Xizhi (Eastern Jin dynasty, later transmitted through historical copies) 图片17