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Hanging Scroll with Silk Border has writing in calligraphy and an ink painting of a seated figure. There are red stamps around the calligraphy and below the painting. Silk cloth is cut and attached as a border. Two strips of silk are attached to the top and hang down the front of the scroll. It has a cord for hanging and tying closed. The bottom cylinder is ivory. Researchers' notes state that the style of writing is 'sosyo' (possibly they meant sōsho or cursive) and the calligraphy is translated as 'People don't recognize that they are in prosperous years right now, and still they are expecting prosperity than they are having now.'</div>
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<li>DPLA identifier: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://dp.la/item/abf806494067703d0324f9500ba8d288">abf806494067703d0324f9500ba8d288</a></li>
<li>Ohio University Libraries identifier: harrisart0290</li></ul></span>