Potted in a rectangular shape plaque, wooden framed, with calligraphy of themed poem and artist's signature seal. Hand painted in variegate hues and shades of cobalt-blue underglazed and additional light color, depicting a folklore moral story about Oldman of LanLing, LanLing LaoRen, The story about a swordsman performance in front of Lord Mayor LiGan, after the performance, he looked in the mirror and realized that an inch or more had been sliced off his beard. The moral of the story to be Things are either good-looking but not useful, or useful but do not looks so good; among the attack that have been developed for actual warfare they are not many that are also good to watch. The things that bedazzle people to the point where they acclaim them as a wonders are probably just acting and not real warfare.

Dimension: 24" H x 15" W

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.


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