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Calligraphy (verso)

Cleveland Museum of Art

Rectangular artwork with a gold border and a central section featuring black calligraphy on a tan background, Calligraphy (verso) by an unknown artist. The gold border is adorned with a wavy pattern and is surrounded by a multicolored border featuring orange, black, and green hues. The calligraphy consists of several lines of text written in a flowing script, accompanied by small dots and flourishes. The overall design exudes a sense of elegance and sophistication.

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538 × 900 px
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