Zhao Songxue of the Four Great Masters of Chinese Calligraphy, The Spring Festival Of Fine Books, vivid pen and ink, vigorous and beautiful

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Calligraphy is the trajectory of ink dancing on paper, and it is a three-dimensional art work formed by the change of ink color. From this, it is not difficult to find that ink is a fundamental companion to calligraphy. I also talked about some questions about the use of ink in calligraphy in previous articles, which simply show the influence of ink on calligraphy and the visual perception of ink color changes on font presentation. Calligraphy is very rich in ink expression techniques, and water use is the key to expressing various ink methods - "Painting Tan" says: "Ink method is using water, taking ink as the shape, water as the air, qi as the line, and the shape is alive." Occupy the ink and say, it is really reasonable." In addition, the skill of using ink is also closely related to the weight of the penmanship and the advantages and disadvantages of paper. The change of ink color of a calligraphic work will enhance the rhythmic beauty of the work. Of course, the use of ink method is precious in nature, and we must not blindly fall into the world for the pursuit of a certain ink effect.

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Zhao Songxue: Real name Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322), ziang, songxue, songxue daoist, also known as shuijinggong daoist, oubo, middle-aged mengqian, Han, Wuxing (present-day Huzhou, Zhejiang) people. A famous painter of the Yuan Dynasty, he was one of the four great masters of Kai Shu (Ouyang Qing, Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan, and Zhao Mengfu). Zhao Mengfu is erudite and versatile, can write poetry, understands economics, works calligraphy, fine painting art, is good at gold stones, tonglulu, and appreciates. In particular, calligraphy and painting achieved the highest achievements, creating a new style of painting in the Yuan Dynasty, known as the "Crown of yuan people". He is also good at seals, affiliations, truths, lines, and cursive writing, and is especially famous for his calligraphy and writing. Zhao Mengfu is erudite and versatile, can write poetry, understands economics, works calligraphy, fine painting art, is good at gold stones, tonglulu, and appreciates. In particular, he has the highest achievements in calligraphy and painting. In painting, he created a new style of painting in the Yuan Dynasty, known as the "Crown of the Yuan People"; Zhao Mengfu is also good at seals, li, true, line, cursive, especially known for kai and xingshu. His style of writing is charming and elegant, his body is strict and neat, his penmanship is mature, and he created the "Zhao Body" book, which is called "the four masters of the Book of Letters" together with Ouyang Zhenqing, Yan Zhenqing, and Liu Gongquan.