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Wang Xianzhi's Jade Edition "Thirteen Lines of Luoshen Fu" Rough Stone-Rubbing Comparison

Wang Xianzhi's Jade Edition "Thirteen Lines of Luoshen Fu" Rough Stone-Rubbing Comparison Luoshen Thirteen Lines Introduction　 "Thirteen Lines of Luoshen Fu" (referred to as "Thirteen Lines") is a

Calligraphy Appreciation 22/07/2021 222 Views
Wang Xianzhi's Jade Edition "Thirteen Lines of Luoshen Fu" Practice Points

1. Wang Xianzhi and Thirteen Lines Wang Xianzhi (344-386), courtesy name Zijing, small official slave. General Jianwu of Li Gong and Taishou of Wu Xing, conscripted and worshiped Zhongshu

Calligraphy Practice 22/07/2021 270 Views
Selected Ink Marks Handed down by Wang Xianzhi

"Mid-Autumn Tie" in cursive script, paper copy, collected by the Palace Museum in Beijing Hand scroll, 27cm in length and 11.9cm in width. "Mid-Autumn Tie" is a well-known ancient calligraphy work,

Calligraphy Appreciation 22/07/2021 225 Views
Chu Suiliang's Preface to the Sacred Religion of the Wild Goose Pagoda

Chu Suiliang (596-658), courtesy name Dengshan, was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou), Zhejiang. Among the four giants of calligraphers in the early Tang Dynasty, Chu Suiliang was regarded as the

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Chu Suiliang's Preface to the Preface to the Sacred Teachings of the Yanta Pagoda

The stele of "The Preface to the Holy Religion of the Yanta" was built under the Big Wild Goose Pagoda of the Ci'en Temple in Chang'an in the fourth year of Yonghui in Tang Dynasty (653). The first

Calligraphy Practice 22/07/2021 284 Views
"Prime Minister of Thick Ink" Liu Yong's Official Career and His Humanistic Calligraphy

"Prime Minister of Thick Ink" Liu Yong's Official Career and His Humanistic Calligraphy Liu Yong, calligrapher, painter, and statesman of the Qing Dynasty (1719-1804), courtesy name Chongru, name

Calligraphy Issues 22/07/2021 268 Views
Mi Fu's pinnacle book Bao Zhao [Fu of Wuhe]--Straightforward and unrestrained regular script reference

Mi Fu's book Bao Zhao's "Dancing Crane Fu" is the pinnacle of unrestrained and unrestrained Mi Fu (1051-1107), a calligrapher, painter, and painting theorist in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Calligraphy Appreciation 22/07/2021 251 Views
The evolution of official script

Official script is also known as Zuoshu, Fenshu, and Bafen. Because it was popular in the Han Dynasty, it is also called Hanli. It evolved from the round and smooth strokes of seal script to square

Calligraphy Issues 22/07/2021 298 Views
Huairen Ji Wang Xizhi's "Holy Teaching Preface" begins with "Ji Zi" HD is more convenient

Huairen Ji Wang Xizhi's "Holy Teaching Preface" begins with "Ji Zi" HD is more convenient The stele of Huairen Collection Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Holy Teaching" is also called "The Preface to

Calligraphy Templates 22/07/2021 239 Views
Huairen Collection Wang Xizhi's "Sacred Teaching Preface" technical analysis, concise!

Huairen Collection Wang Xizhi's "Sacred Teaching Preface" technical analysis, concise! 1. Rules of starting a pen 1. Overview of horizontal, vertical, left and right strokes 2. Overview of horizontal

Calligraphy Skills 22/07/2021 273 Views

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