Ou Kai pioneer - Sui Dynasty Su Xiaoci epitaph with inscription

Sui Dynasty calligraphy masterpiece "Su Xiaoci Epitaph", national library of China collection.

"Su Xiaoci's Epitaph", the main book, thirty-seven lines, thirty-seven words, a total of 1,292 words. Emperor Renshou of Sui was established in the third year (603). The thirteenth year of Qing Guangxu (1887) was excavated in Pucheng County, Shaanxi.

After this chronicle was unearthed, Zhang Rongsheng of Zhixian Added the Second Line of the Paiwen under the word "Yue" in the twenty-first line of "Wen Yue"; after that, the Pai Wen was chiseled away, and the chisel marks can be clearly seen in the whole paper extension.

Su Xiaoci, Fufeng ren. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, he served as a doctor in the Ministry of Works, a soldier in the Sui Dynasty, and a Shangshu in the Ministry of Works. This Zhi calligraphy is a representative work of Sui Dynasty calligraphy and a pioneer of the Tang Dynasty Ouyang Inquiry school. It is an excellent model for beginners.

—Copyright Notice—

The article comes from the Internet and the copyright belongs to the original creator

For the purpose of dissemination, if the infringement is infringing, please contact the background to delete

The views expressed herein do not represent the position of this number