In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, there was a saying in the art world that "Tang Bohu's paintings, Zhu Yunming's words", these two things are rare treasures that break through the threshold and spend thousands of dollars, and in that era of talent and beauty, it is really remarkable that these two people can get such praise.
Tang Bohu will not repeat too much here, he is well-known to everyone, no one knows, and the story of dotting Qiu Xiang has been circulating for a long time.
And Zhu Yunming, many people only know that he is one of the "four talents in Jiangnan", but for his details, it is not very clear.
Zhu Yunming, that is, Zhu Zhishan, he is a native of Wu County, Jiangsu Province, because of his strange appearance, he often laughs at his ugly appearance, and because his right hand has six fingers, he calls himself "Zhishan".
Like Tang Bohu Wen Zhengming, his career path was bumpy, and the seven times he participated in the examination were all famous, which also cut off his idea of continuing the scientific expedition and instead took more time to study the art of calligraphy.
His calligraphy was very prestigious in the Ming Dynasty, and more than one calligrapher called his character "the first of the Ming Dynasty".
Xu Wei, a master of Literature, Calligraphy and Painting in the Ming Dynasty, once said: "Zhu Jingzhao's book is the first in today's time." ”
Wang Shu of the Qing Dynasty also praised Zhu Yunming's calligraphy: "There are many Ming calligraphers, and there are thousands of papers together, but the Jingzhao Book is full of changes, and it is impossible to see that the Jingzhao Book is hundreds, and there are no same people, and the letter youming is the first-hand." ”
With the comments of these two masters, Zhu Yunming's "first person in Ming Dynasty calligraphy" is basically conclusive.
Among the various types of books that Zhu Yunming has learned in his lifetime, especially cursive writing is the most amazing.
At the age of 56, he wrote a cursive book "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion", which was proud of the Ming Dynasty's book world, and no work dared to call it out!
The original author of the "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" is Wang Bo, one of the four masters of the early Tang Dynasty, who wrote this ancient and strange text at the age of 14, thus becoming famous all over the world.
Zhu Yunming's "whirlwind" wild grass, combined with Wang Bo's youthful pride, can be called a "ceiling" level work in the history of calligraphy.
This work, small pen hard, thin and powerful and graceful strokes, horizontal and horizontal, full of paper clouds and smoke, sprinkled with nearly a thousand words, with the charm of Huaisu in it, there is also "running snakes and snakes, rain and whirlwind" of the flowing, meaning that the pen follows, in one go, endless changes.
The first half of this work also has some reserved attitudes, but as the whole text unfolds, the more it goes to the rear, the more it opens and closes, and when it comes to the end, the gestures are self-generating, the size is related, up and down, left and right, and every word can reach the realm of magic!
It is truly worthy of being the "first person of calligraphy in the Ming Dynasty"!
Wang Bo's text carries a youthful spirit, Zhu Yunming's words have an invincible posture, the combination of the two, who dares to say that it is not a masterpiece of eternity!
Today, we will wish Yunming a high-definition copy of this cursive work "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion" and send it to you, hoping that you can like it.
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