Please take a look at the following xiaokai work, which should also be said to have been influenced by yan body such as "Multi-Pagoda Stele", and the author has deep respect for Yan Zhenqing. He wrote in the "On the Book of Absolute Sentences": "Once the blue sea caught whales, and the divine power was too vain. Intermittent Qi Zhongxing Three DingZu, Du Shihan Pen and Yan Shu. "Moreover, I like to write the contents of the Book of Faces.
Of course, you can also say that you are inferior to the Tang Dynasty,
But you know, he's a Qing man after all.
If only you could know who he was?
It must be said that you are a calligraphy insider.
After reading so many pages, do you know who it is?
Answer: Wang Wenzhi!
Great calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty.
Modern people may not necessarily be familiar with it, but in that era, he was a well-known first-line book writer. When Wang Wenzhi was in his 20s, the title of the book spread far and wide.
In 1756, Quan Kui and Zhou Huang sent an envoy to Ryukyu, and the two envoys admired Wang Wenzhi's title and specially invited him to accompany him, and Wang Wenzhi gladly agreed. The Ryukyuan people are good at calligraphy, and when they learned that Wang Wenzhi was a famous calligrapher in China, they asked for books with great gold, which was regarded as the most precious treasure and very precious, and for a time Wang Wenzhi was popular in the Ryukyu book name. At that time, Koreans came to China and specially bought Wang Wenzhi's calligraphy with cake gold, and his calligraphy reputation spread far and wide.
Throughout his life, Wang Wenzhi was known for his calligraphy, and he studied calligraphy from Chu Suiliang, and cursive calligraphy from the Orchid Pavilion Preface and the Sacred Religious Order. However, Qian Yong believed that he had learned from Zhao Mengfu and Dong Qichang's pen, and changed to Zhang Jizhi after middle age.
Judging from Wang Wenzhi's calligraphy, his flowing and gentle dot paintings and feminine and clean knots do reveal the inheritance relationship with the calligraphy of Zi Chongguang and Dong Qichang, and the flattening of the lines is the result of immersion in the calligraphy of the Zi family.
Wang Wenzhi faithfully adheres to the meaning of the thesis, but there is no traditional thesis of the flow of roundness and lightness.
The book is written with a pen to turn less and fold more, mainly folding, appearing decisive and clean. Sprinkled with pen rules, the structure is tight and restrained, and the ink color is mainly light, which is really a reproduction of Dong Qichang's calligraphy style!
Wang Wenzhi's "Wang Menglou Kai Book"
The protagonist appears! Welcome
Wang Wenzhi
Wang Wenzhi (1730-1802) was a Qing Dynasty official, poet, and calligrapher. The word Yuqing, the number of the dream building, Jiangsu people. He accompanied Hanlin to read Quankui to Ryukyu. Qianlong twenty-five years into the soldier. Good at calligraphy, can get Dong Qichang's essence, and Liang Tongshu is on a par with the name. Wenzhi usually likes to use light ink to express the charm of Xiao Shuxiu, and is sometimes called "light ink probing flowers" and "light ink Hanlin".
How hot was Wang Wenzhi at the time? When the Qianlong Emperor toured the south of the Jiangnan River, he saw his book "Qiantang Monk Temple Stele" in the Hangzhou Temple, and greatly appreciated it. Due to the admiration of the Qianlong Emperor, Wang Wenzhi became popular, and his works were widely circulated and treasured by Shilin. Many museums in Japan treasure the authentic works of Wang Wenzhi. For example, the Tokyo National Museum, the Fujii Saisei-ku in Kyoto, the Okinawa Prefectural Museum, and the Oita Prefectural Museum all have treasures of Wang's ink treasures. It can be seen how prosperous he was at that time.
If you also like him, collect well, remember him: Wang Wenzhi.
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