Pan Linggao (February 6, 1867 – June 19, 1954), also known as Xi Jiu, was a new person in An, Hebei.
Not only am I a lover of calligraphy, but I also like to collect famous inscriptions, and it is also a pleasure to enjoy them occasionally. Just saw Pan Lingao's words, or make people feel quite interesting, a large number of round pens are different from the ancients.
However, it is also obvious that the shadows of Yan Zhenqing, Su Shi, and Liu Yong are mostly left low, right, high, left heavy and right light, which is very interesting. If you have read the writings of Tian Yunzhang and Tian Yingzhang, and then look at the words of Pan Linggao, it is not difficult to find that both teachers are Pan Linggao.
Pan Lingao handed down a lot of ink, on the Internet also saw a lot of large character couplets, personally think not as good as small characters, although now few people mention Pan Linggao's calligraphy, but his calligraphy in the Republic of China period is very famous, with Tan Yanmin.
Personally, I think that Pan Linggao's calligraphy is still worth studying, especially in terms of structural processing, many words are eye-catching, but it is still necessary to have a considerable foundation for calligraphy to learn.
In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the master of calligraphy such as Lin, in addition to Pan Linggao, I believe there are many big strokes, waiting for us to discover...