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Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).

Qian Feng (1740-1795), a native of Kunming, Yunnan, qianlong thirty-sixth year (1771) jinshi, was awarded the title of reviewer and official to the imperial history. In addition to the clean and honest political voice, Qian Feng's calligraphy and painting reputation is also very large. His calligraphy imitates the Yan, Ou and Mi families, but also has its own unity, strong penmanship, rigorous structure, and open momentum. The calligraphy of Qian Feng (South Garden), dignified and thick, is majestic, making people "respect and fear at first sight, and the longer they go, the more lovely they are."

Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qing Qianfeng's "True Works of Approving the True Works of The Birth of Mu" (清錢沣).
Qian Feng calligraphy
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