Tai Jing-Nong (1902-1990) Chill in Spring

Material: Paper

Size: length 33x width 49cm

Painted in 1973 Collected Signature of Grandmaster JinBodhi
Recognition: Mr. Zhongxiang's Reward, Gui Chou New Autumn, Jing Nong
Seal: The Silent
Tai Jingnong (1902-1990), a famous writer, literary critic, and calligrapher. I met Lu Xun for the first time in the spring of 1925, and the two had a deep friendship. After 1927, he taught at Fu Jen Catholic University and Xiamen University. He went to Taiwan in 1946 and later became a professor in the Chinese Department of National Taiwan University.

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