File:Quatrain on Heavenly Mountain.jpg

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Quatrain on Heavenly Mountain, quatrain poem attributed to Emperor Gaozong of Song (1107–1187; reigned 1127–62), the tenth Chinese Emperor of the Song Dynasty. Fan mounted as album leaf; ink on silk; 23.5 x 24.5 cm; four columns in cursive script;
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Part of the John B. Elliott Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, given to the museum as a bequest of John M. Crawford Jr. in 1988 (1989.363.6). [1]
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