Chinese ink wash swordsman and calligraphy

A highly dramatic vertical composition Chinese ink wash painting, painted on aged xuan paper, using a minimalist monochrome style with soft warm parchment tones. On the right side of the image, an ancient swordsman stands alone at the edge of a steep dark cliff, mainly in a three-quarter back view. He wears flowing ancient clothing, a long cloak fluttering in the wind, long hair tied in a bun drifting sideways in the wind, and his right hand hangs down holding a long sword. In the lower left extends a vast misty landscape, where 1 distant frontier fortress city, faint beacon towers and roofs, a winding river or plain, and layered mountain silhouettes fading into the haze are visible. Use expressive black brushstrokes, splashed-ink textures, dry-brush edges, ethereal negative space, and a strong contrast between the heavy dark figure and cliff and the pale open background. In the left half, add 2 columns of striking large black calligraphy, reading "愿将腰下剑" and "直为斩楼兰。", and at the far left add 1 smaller vertical inscription column, reading "塞下曲六首 李白", while including 2 red seals, one near the small inscription and the other near the upper right corner. The overall mood is heroic, lonely, contemplative, and full of proud spirit, like a poster presenting the image of a Tang dynasty poet and warrior in traditional ink wash style.