Ming Yuan stone rubbing, Qing Tuo reprint, Ouyang Xun European classic tablet sharing

When it comes to Ouyang Xun, the first thing that comes to everyone's mind is "Jiucheng Palace Liquan Ming", which is the pinnacle of its European style regular script, and it is also one of the most commonly practiced European classic inscriptions. However, Ouyang Xun's inscription is not limited to this famous post. This sharing will introduce another of his works: "The Monument of Emperor Fu Fu of Emperor Fu of Sui Zhuguo Zuo Guanglu Doctor, also known as "Huangfu Jun Monument" or "Huangfu Birthday Monument". The inscriptions shared below are from the ancient book inscription "Ming Tuo Huangfu Tablet", including two versions of the inscription of the original stone rubbing of the Ming Dynasty and the reprint of the Qing Dynasty. Now compare and appreciate the two versions of the word:

My personal opinion is that although the original rubbing is good, the handwriting is not clear enough and it is a little difficult to read, while the reprinted version is not the original rubbing, but the handwriting is clear and easier to read. For those of us calligraphy enthusiasts, it is a good choice to choose the reprint to compare learning and practice while retaining the original flavor of the inscription and the legible handwriting.

That's the end of this sharing.