Dragon and Tiger: Chinese Running Script Calligraphy

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A Chinese hanging scroll, ink on paper, in running script, Ren Zheng, [1916-1999] signed with four seals, dated 1988, a Chinese idiom, long Teng Hu Yue, literal translation: as dragon soaring and tiger leaping, describing active and martial movements or prosperous and bustling scene. Provenance: Ren Zheng was a friend of the vendor's mother & he went with his mother to visit the artist & was given this calligraphy before he set off on his adventure to study in Australia. 166 x 50 cm

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