The Song Dynasty, which can be said to be a period of high cultural development, showed unprecedented prosperity, whether it was poetry and song or calligraphy and sculpture. In particular, the emergence of su Shi, an all-rounder in the Northern Song Dynasty, made a creative breakthrough in poetry, articles, and calligraphy, and he was also highly sought after, known as "one of the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties".
Jiang Kui "Wang Da Ling Kai Shu Bao Mother Brick Inscription Scroll"
However, in the Southern Song Dynasty after Su Shi, there was another all-rounder, whose literary style and calligraphy were not inferior to Su Shi's, who once wrote the masterpiece of "the first small kai of the Song Dynasty", but his life was sloppy, and he had to rely on friends to help him when he was in difficulty.
He is the White Stone Daoist Jiang Kui. Jiang Fu's life was quite bumpy, born in a declining family of official eunuchs, he lost his father at the age of fourteen, and he and his sister depended on each other for their lives. As an adult, he participated in many scientific expeditions, but he never won the examination.
Although his career was not smooth, he was quite talented, with poems, poetry, music books, character books, miscellaneous records and other works, and was the leader of the Southern Song Dynasty. This rare talent, who has walked in the rivers and lakes all his life, relies on the help of selling words and friends, and has made countless popular poems, such as "Shadow" and "Dark Incense".
Since it is a living by selling words, then the words must be very good, and they will compete to buy them as soon as they are out of the stall. Speaking of Jiang Kui's calligraphy, he "revered the Jin dynasty and degraded the Tang Dynasty" and opposed the vulgar books, which was consistent with Su Dongpo, Huang Tingjian, and Mi Fu, who advocated the interests of the literati.
The calligraphy of the Song Dynasty, "Shangyi", blindly pursued the artistic conception and state of mind, but made the calligraphy lose its legality, in such an environment, Jiang Fu chased the style and charm of the Wei and Jin scholars, which was rare and valuable. It had a great influence on the later Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and Yuan Zhao Mengfu and Ming Dong Qichang were typical.
In particular, his most proud work "Bao Wang Da Ling BaoMu Brick Inscription" is also called (跋王献之保母帖), known as the "First Xiao Kai of the Song Dynasty", this volume is written in the form of Xiao Kai, and the "Second King" all the way, with the pen to elegant, handsome and dignified, and by the Wei Jin, early Tang Dynasty calligraphy influence, not conventional, fresh and vulgar.
Guan "Wang Da Ling Kai Shu Bao Mother Brick Inscription Scroll" is thin and powerful, although it is a small Kai, it is also flexible and flexible. In the "Genealogy of Continuation Books", he advocated that the engraving of books should be based on thinness and strength, "After tasting the famous books of the ancients, they all do not point out the vibrations, such as when they see their waving." In this view, Du Fu also advocated writing "books expensive, thin and hard to understand the gods".
Song Xiecai's "Preface to the Continuation of the Book" Yun: "Bai Shisheng is eager to learn everything, calligraphy is Wei and Jin ancient methods, pen strokes are strong, waves are old, especially good to study the "Dingwu Ben Lanting Sequence". The volume of the "Genealogy of Continuation Books" is well discussed and used diligently. ”
Jiang Kui 's "Bao Wang Xian's Mother's Post", Xiao Kai. Paper, 316 mm, 101 lines, now in the Palace Museum.
Jiang Kui's "Wang Da Ling Kai Shu Bao Mother Brick Inscription Scroll" is thin and powerful, the strokes are exquisite and beautiful, and it does not lose the style of Wei and Jin and the law of Tang Kai, integrating the Jin style and Tang law with one, copying this small Kai law is also easy to control, and it is easy to lay a good foundation for Small Kai.
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