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Dear friends, I hope someone can help me better understand the meaning of these ideograms. I think it is 風 Kaze (wind) and 賦 Fù (?), But I have no idea what they mean together. Do the seals say anything about dating and the calligrapher? It seems to me a very expressive sign. Best wishes,
Marta

It is Chinese,
風賦　-　Feng fu - Song of the Wind

Title of a poem from the late Warring States period poet Song Yu (宋玉) 298-263 BC.

With regards,
I.Nagy

Thanks Nagy, so it was written in China? Do you have any idea how old it can be? Regards,
Marta

Dear Marta,
Do you know something about its provenance ?
The name seal of the calligrapher reads, if I am correct;
曲朱硜　-　Qu Zhukeng
I am not really sure about the last character.
(Unidentifiable Chinese name)
The round seal above it reads,
九十二歳　-　92 Years Old

With regards,
I.Nagy

Dear Nagy, it's a gift from my father for my 25th birthday bought online from Japan. Thank you, thank you very much for your kindness,
Marta

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