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Dong E Tiebao (1752-1824), Ziye Ting, Mei'an, original surname Jue Luoshi, Manchurian Zhenghuangqi people, famous calligrapher.
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In the thirty-seventh year of Qianlong (1772), Tie baozhong jinshi. Later, he successively served as the chief of the official department, Lang Zhong, hubu and the official wailang, the Hanlin Academy's bachelor's degree, the bachelor's degree of adjutant' reading, and the cabinet bachelor's degree. In the fourth year of Jiaqing (1799), he was demoted to Shengjing and later became the governor of Caoyun; in the tenth year of Jiaqing (1805), he was promoted to the governor of Liangjiang and rewarded with a pint; in the fourteenth year of Jiaqing (1809), because of the Incident of Wang Shenhan of Shanyang County, he was dismissed from his post and exiled to Xinjiang; in the early years of Daoguang, he retired from illness. Daoguang died in the fourth year (1824).
Tie Bao fulfilled his duties for the officials and made many achievements, but there were many twists and turns. However, Tie Bao has always maintained a safe retreat, honor and disgrace, and a broad heart. He often pins his calligraphy and expresses his heart directly: "Half a life is difficult to get rid of the habit of smearing, a bystander laughs at the ink, he searches for paintings for children and grandchildren every day, leaving no gold coins but leaving books." ”
Tie Bao calligraphy couplet
The Draft History of the Qing Dynasty evaluates him as an official: Tie Baoju is a generous official, and Emperor Gaozong says that he has the style of a minister; and he is in a foreign position, and he wants to show something, and he is proud, which means love and hate.
Ma Zonghuo commented on his calligraphy in the Shulin Zaojian: "Tiegong's Shinto Tablets are exemplary plains, cursive calligraphy right army, side and Huai Su, Sun Guoting, Linchi Kung Fu, the world is beyond reach." ”
Tie bao is famous for his writings and calligraphy. He served as the president of the Eight Flags Tongzhi, and compiled the poems of the Flag People into 134 volumes of the "Shisuke of the White Mountains", and his personal works were compiled as the "Complete Collection of The Only Qingzhai". Tie Bao was the most famous calligrapher among the Manchus, and together with Prince Cheng Yongyao, Liu Yong, and Weng Fanggang, he was known as the "Four Great Calligraphers of the Qing Dynasty". In the early years of calligraphy, he studied the "Pavilion Style", and later learned Yan Zhenqing to correct the stagnation brought about by the "Pavilion Body". When he lived in Jilin, he was still diligent in copying ancient Fa Ti, causing eye diseases, and engraved "Wei Qing Zhai Ti".
Chu Tuoben Tiebao Collection "Ren Ti", Harvard University Hanhe Library Collection, Tie Bao Collection; Zhou Yi edited. Jiaqing 11 years (1806) original engraving of the first expanded version, after folding, ink paper size: 22.9x11.7cm.
Do you have a sense of familiarity when you read "Ren Ti"? Do you think that Mr. Qi Gong's writing style is similar to this "Ren Ti"?
Qi Gong calligraphy
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