Heavy | oath is separated from the world: LinshuGui is faithful and complete, which shows the beginning of the whole book of Song Shu

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Heavy | The oath is separated from the world of the world: Linshugui is faithful and complete, which shows the beginning of the whole book of Song Shu

Wang Shulin of the Qing Dynasty, "The Seventeen Theses of Wang Xi", album 25 frames, collection of the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

Wang Shushu's "Jishu Yan Ti" counts sixty volumes, of which is one. In addition to the previous paragraph of the Linshu, the words "敕" hua bao, Chu Suiliang's tail and the word "monastic power" can still be seen in the rear, and the linshu is faithful and complete. The pen is meticulous and exquisite, sometimes with the chapter cursive method, and the knot is a neat rule. The inscription on the back reads: "This song manuscript is hidden by the Qin clan of Xishan, which is not only isolated from the worldly tradition of this world, but also slightly different from Tang G." "Point out the circulation and book history status of the original post."

Wang Shu (1668-1743). The word Ruolin, the number of the virtual boat, Jiangsu Jintan people. Kangxi fifty-one years into the soldier, the official to the official foreign lang. Proficient in calligraphy, admiring Tang tablets, for a while. Often signed as a two-spring entertainer. Later lived in Wuxi.

Feng Yiwu praised Wang Shu in his "Calligraphy Exploration" for "being good at seal books, participating in ancient and modern times, and not staining old habits".

In the "Chinese Ink Classics" edited by Zhou Qian, it is said that "shu copied the ancient famous tuo, the four bodies are all worked, and the two families of Tang Ouyang and Chu Suiliang are particularly committed." Therefore, Wu Xiu's "Small Biography of the Ruler of the Zhao Dynasty" commented on the entry rate of his book. Seal calligraphy Li Si, and not stick to the ancient people's law.

The inscription written by Wang Shu and the "Chunhua Ge Ti" were corrected and were written in parallel. Since the Ming and Qing dynasties, the writers of Hebei, with Wang Duo and Fu Shan as the crowns, followed by Wang Hongxu, Jiang Chenying, He Zhuo, Wang Shifeng, Zhang Zhao, etc., rose one after another, and saw him pass on. Most of the origins are from the Ming Wen Zhengming and Dong Qichang families, Hongxu and Zhao are the Dong clan, and The Zhuo and Shu are close to the Wen clan. The Book of Narratives is particularly detailed and is a matter of time.

During the Kangxi Dynasty, he was specially appointed as the chief official of the Five Classics Seal Museum. After his return, yixuan book, the name was sown in the sea. He is the author of "Chunhua Ge Thep Kao Zheng", "Ancient and Modern Fa Ti Kao", "Void Boat Inscription" and so on.

Wang Shu's "Seal Scroll" is now in the Palace Museum.

Looking at the vertical axis of this seal book, the knot characters are symmetrical and dignified, the law is clear, and the rules are strict. Although the strokes are slender, the pen force is condensed, and the in and out of the rules are decent. The structure of the characters is stable, the fire is skilled, and there is quite a law, which is a generation of calligraphy masters.

From this, it can be seen that Wang Shu has made outstanding breakthroughs and contributions in the field of seal writing. His dignified and ancient artistic personality is praised by the world.

As the Qing Dynasty calligrapher Weng Fanggang said: "Seal books have ancient laws, followed by xingshu, and second to zhengshu." Weng Fanggang has many difficulties in refuting Wang Shu's theory of calligraphy, see "Examination Of the Third Theory", "Ou Yan Liu's Theory", "Huadu Sheng Liquan Theory I" and other articles.

Wang Shulin of the Qing Dynasty enjoyed the "Seventeen Theses of Wang Xi" in Chaoqing

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