Qing Dynasty calligrapher and painter Xiong Jingxing calligraphy appreciation

Xiong Jingxing (1791-1856), zi Boqing, dijiang, dijiang, di'an, Nanhai people. Young Ying Wu, tasted the "Pu Kui Fan Poem" composed by Ruan Yuan. In the twenty-first year of Qing Jiaqing (1816), he was raised to the rank of official Kaijian (in present-day Zhaoqing). Later, he became the head of Xuehai Hall. In his prime, he used his career to be on the bus many times, but entertained himself through calligraphy and painting. He studied with Xie Lansheng and Tan Ying in Nanhai County. Gonggu Wenci, poetry is also strange, author of "Jiyang Xiguan Poetry Collection" three volumes, "Inscription Painting Poems" and so on. He said that his poetry was not deep in ancient times, so he could be confident that he was a book and a painting. Jing Xing is good at painting landscapes and flowers, and has a heavy reputation, simple and vigorous, and has penetrated the back of paper. Calligraphy Yan, Willow, Xingcaojian G Li Yong, Mi Fu. The painting imitates Wu Zhen and Shen Zhou. His treatise on painting is: "The pen is not heavy or strange, and the ink is not thick or deep." The ancients waved the paper, and they would use thick ink, so it hung for hundreds of years. Wu and Shen Zhugong circulated masterpieces, and the ink was as new as new, and it was for this ear. ”