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Originally Posted by Supperman
I thought it is 南舟作. Or 幸舟作.
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definitely not 南, however, let me look up the calligraphy dictionary later on and see what forms 華 can have. I doubt it is 幸, as the top radical of it 土 which is clearly not there. So i think that he used semi cursive form of 草冠, thats all.