Calligraphy, After Poet Su Dongpo

Su Dongpo (So Tôba)

The Chinese Poet Su Dongpo

Writing Box with Chinese Poet Su Dongpo and Attendant

Su Dongpo Laughing

Dongpo yu (Sayings by Poet Su Shi)

Poem by Su Dongpo in Running Script

Su Dongpo in a Borrowed Hat

Su Dongpo Sending an Ink Stone

Writing of Su Dongpo in Running-Cursive Script

Calligraphy, After Wang Xianzhi

Calligraphy, After Wang Xianzhi

Writing after Calligraphy by Mi Fu

Su Shi (Dongpo) in a Bamboo Hat and Clogs

Copybook, After Sun Guoting's Notes on Calligraphy

Writing after Mi Fu's Thoughts on Calligraphy

Calligraphy after Seventy Copybooks

Calligraphy after Seventy Copybooks

Calligraphy Copied after Two Wangs (Xizhi and Xianzhi)

Calligraphy after the Two Wangs

Words of Su Shi in Cursive Script

Su Shi (Sotôba)

Su Shi Enjoying the Moon

Calligraphy after Wang Xizhi Copybooks

Poems and Calligraphy after Old Copybooks and Letters

六言詩

篆書四幅対

Chinese Poem, Yearning for Old Age

聯

Chinese Poem

石鼓文

過桃山陵下書感

篆書五絶

行書七絶「看梅」

猟碣文字

行書七絶「蘇詩」

行書七絶「答友人」

行書五律

Wang Shizhen's Epilogue to Yan Zhenqing's Calligraphy (Written in Cursive Style in Four Lines)

石鼓文

Chinese Poem

Chinese Poem, Enjoying Spring

Huang Tiangjian's Ode to Plum Blossoms

行書七律（雨後）

篆書七言詩

五律 「老景信口」

山田羽書（小組札）

Chinese Poem

Poem in Seven Characters and Four Stanzas