Celebrating the Chinese New Year, Lingjing People's Art Museum will launch the "People's Digital Tiger Posters" collection to celebrate the Chinese New Year from February 14 to February 16, integrating traditional Chinese calligraphy art with digital technology to help spread the beauty of culture.
The "People's Digital Tiger Post" collection is verified by the blockchain of Tencent Zhixin Chain platform, and the unified management of personal collections is carried out on the People's Network platform, which has the characteristics of unique number, permanent depository, non-copyable and non-tamperable. Extremely collectible.
This is the first time that the Lingjing People's Art Museum has released a digital collection in order to popularize the cultural and artistic works that the people like to hear and see since it was launched this year. This is also a better practice of the concept of literary and artistic works coming from the public and going to the public, the Lingjing People's Art Museum aims to use digital technology to serve the public art, so that art can enter the homes of ordinary people.
Introduction to the "People's Digital Tiger Sticker" collection
This activity selects ancient calligraphers such as Liu Gongquan, Zhao Mengfu, Dong Qichang and other ancient calligraphers, as well as the "tiger" characters written on the Stone Drum Script and HengFang Tablet.
Liu Gongquan, Tang Dynasty calligrapher, poet, and one of the four great masters of the Calligraphy. Its "willow body" is known for its bone strength and health, and it has the reputation of "Yan Jian Liu Bone" in later generations.
Zhao Mengfu, calligrapher, painter and poet of the late Song and early Yuan dynasties, was one of the four great masters of the Book of Letters. Seal, Li, Zhen, Xing, and Grass are all good at all bodies, and are known for their calligraphy and writing.
Dong Qichang, a Calligrapher and Painter of the Ming Dynasty, Dong Qichang's calligraphy absorbs the essence of the calligraphy of the ancients, but does not deliberately imitate it in handwriting, and has the beauty of "Yan Bone Zhao Zi".
Shiguwen ( 石谷文 ; pinyin : Shiguwen ) , was named for its carved stone resemblance to a drum in the shape of its carved stone. The Stone Drum Collection of Great Seals and the pioneering of small seals are regarded by successive generations of calligraphers as an important model for xi seal books.
Hengfang Stele, published in the first year of the Eastern Han Dynasty Jianning, its font is clumsy and simple, the frame is stable and thick, the strokes are straight and thick, the angles are clear, and the chapters and lines are full of dense characters.
Responsible editor| Zhai Qiaohong| Jiang Yue
Source| People's Daily
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