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Uncle Lee's Book of Customs before August 1918
Linwei Lingzang Statue (Early Years)
This is Li Shutonglin's "Wei Lingzang Statue"
You can compare:
Let's take a look at the "Zhang Raptor Monument":
Linzhang Raptor Monument (Early Years)
This is also written by Li Shutong in his early years, compared to a comparison, it is still very similar!
Uncle Li copied it before he became a monk, but there are more than this points, "Stone Drum Text", "Yishan Carved Stone", "Tianfa Divine Stele" a series of Wei monument statues, Tang and Song Dynasty famous calligraphers of all kinds of ink, it can be said that there are all kinds of things, learn what is like what!
At one time, the "Pacific Newspaper and Pictorial" in Shanghai dominated the screen, and the pictorial newspaper became Li Shutong's personal calligraphy serial. It can be said that it integrates the ancient and modern, and uses the square circle at the same time.
Sanitary Golden Mirror Four Screens (c. 1897)
Seal book, learn Deng Shiru, the pen strength is strong, the momentum is calm.
Lishu Four Screens (Linyang Dan, 1899)
Lishu, learn Yang Da, fangyuan and use both, square pen steep, round pen light and thin.
Return to Infant (around 1900)
Chunhong Mingyue Eight Words
A cut of plum words half a song
Large characters in letters, thick lines and hard lines, dense knots and openings, the wind of the north monument jumped on the paper.
Epitaph of Mrs. Jiang Muqiang (1918)
This is the "masterpiece" of the "folk book" era, which was obviously influenced by Zhong Xuan and the Second King.
To Xu Yao Tingzha (1896)
Excerpt from Wang Cihui's Question and Answer Volume (1899)
Xingshu, learning is Su Shi Huang Tingjian, Su's wide flat knot body, Huang's opening pen, is also a full ten.
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Master Koichi · Monk's book "Hongyi" after 1918
After Li Shutong became a monk, he became Master Hongyi, a devout Vinaya ascetic monk! His calligraphy also began to sharpen the sharp edge step by step, washing away the lead.
One Law and Ten Thousand Edges and Five Words (1919)
Seven Words (1921)
The Buddha and the Lotus Pond Master (1922)
In the past five years (autumn 1918 to 1923), Hongyi has not yet stepped out of the "common book" road, the North Monument is still the core of his calligraphy, "Zhang Ronglong Monument" stele Yin calligraphy, the use of round pens in the theology, so that the rigidity of the North Monument square pen, slowly reduced.
The Buddha trumpet and the Buddha's Lord's French
Zen Master Yuanmiaoye, "Ten Major Obstacles" (1927)
In these four years (1924-1927), under the inspiration of Yin Guang, Hongyi borrowed from Wei and Jin Xiaokai, and the atmosphere of the North Monument was finally completely broken, and a new style of Calligraphy began to form quietly: calm, calm and idyllic.
However, this is only the time of serious creation, and the letter to a friend is not.
To a layman
To Liu Zhiping
The pen is flying ink and dancing, relaxed and free, and the artist temperament that has been collected in the Buddhist gate is undoubtedly revealed.
Great Compassion (1929)
Buddha Number (1930)
One Instant Text With Seven Words (1931)
The Vast Pure Seven Words (1932)
In this five years (1928-1932), the law was changed, explored, and finally the early "Hongyi" took shape. Although the face is clear, it still swings from side to side: sometimes rigidity is still there, sometimes it is quiet.
Rulai Puxian Eight Words (1933)
Buddha Number (1934)
Poem "Wing Chun Fung Temple" (1935)
Name of Grand Master of huayan sect (1936)
Elysium Amitabha Buddha (1937)
Recitation of the Buddha's Six Sayings to Save the Nation (1938)
One Heart Equality Five Words (1939)
The Four Sayings of Minnan Buddhism (1940)
Lingfeng (蕅益) Master Police Training (1941)
Chang Won Heng Tu Five Words (1942)
In this decade (1933-1942), Hongyi's calligraphy matured, the fireworks faded step by step, and he slowly wrote out the Buddhist self. The calligraphy style is extremely uniform, and even if there is, it is only a gradient from plump to thin.
Wills (1942)
The Intersection of Sorrow and Joy - The End of The Pen (1942)