There are countless wizards and strange people in the history of calligraphy in the past dynasties, but among them, it is the most typical of the Mi Fu Mi YuanZhang, which is one of the "Four Families of the Song Dynasty", which belongs to the highest level of song calligraphy, but its personality is strange and his behavior is crazy, so he has a nickname of "Mi Qiang".
Mi Fu's madness is famous in the entire history of calligraphy, he once worshipped a stone as his brother, and he also visited the shrine every day, and even played with laipi in front of Emperor Huizong of Song, asked for a yantai, and danced happily.
If the above two things are "epilepsy", then the next thing to talk about is Mi Fu's madness.
As we all know, figures such as Wang Xizhi and Yan Zhenqing are the existence of the ceiling level in the calligraphy world, and even if the calligraphers of later generations are excellent, they must be ranked after the two, but Mi Fu speaks wildly and scolds these two masters.
Mi Fu said, "Sweep away the evil of the Second King, and shine on the Emperor Song Wangu." ”
He scolded the word "Two Kings" as an ugly book in one sentence, and such an evaluation would shock his jaw no matter who looked at it.
He also said: "Zhenqing learned from Chu Suiliang, thought that he was picky about famous artists, played too many roles, and had no dull and natural interest." Most of Yan Liu was picky about the ancestor of the ugly and evil za in the future, and since then the ancient law has been left behind. ”
This sentence also degraded Yan Zhenqing Yan Lugong to the ancestor of the ugly book, and this Mi Fu was really crazy.
So since he dared to make such wild remarks, what was his true level?
Mi Fu's calligraphy is indeed extremely excellent, he is only inferior to Su Dongpo in the Four Houses of the Song Dynasty, Su Huang Mi Cai, and even in the eyes of many calligraphy colleagues, Mi Fu's calligraphy is the first of the Song Dynasty.
His calligraphy is extremely extensive, learning from Ouyang Yuan, Chu Suiliang, Shen Chuanshi, Li Beihai and others, and he also obtained the essence of the calligraphy of the Six Dynasties.
Emperor Gaozong of Song once commented on him: "Harvesting the Six Dynasties Hanmo with a skull, the vice is at the end of the pen, so he is calm and happy, like riding a horse, advancing and retreating, not bothering with whipping, and not being unsatisfactory." However, those who have followed its law throughout the ages have only gained their appearance, their high vision and broad strides, and their charm and charm. Not to mention the mysteries of the six dynasties, the wind and bone are naturally super-easy. The Methodist loves Matt and loves his god Jun, and the same is true of Yu Yu' characters. ”
"Collect the Ink of the Six Dynasties" and "Brewing in the Wonders of the Six Dynasties", these two sentences confirm that Mi Fu has obtained the essence of the calligraphy of the Six Dynasties.
In his life, the calligraphy he was best at was calligraphy.
In his later years, he once received a piece of Lingbi stone from Li Yu, the old lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and after he got it, Mi Fu loved it so much that he slept with this stone for three consecutive nights, and also wrote a great work of books, "Yanshan Ming"!
On December 6, 2002, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage acquired Mi Fu's "Yanshan Ming" for 29.99 million yuan at auction, with a total of 39 words, each equivalent to 769,000 yuan! Such a price is really sky-high!
Throughout this work, there is a temperature flowing between the lines, the beauty of the details is undoubtedly revealed, and this work is not constrained by the law of the predecessors, it is deep and majestic, and it is a rare treasure in the big character book of Mi Fu!
Today, we will make a high-definition copy of the work "Yanshan Ming" in large characters and send it to you, hoping that you can like it.
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