Calligraphy Creation Grand Ceremony · Clerical Script Volume

Author: Zhang Yuzong
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Shufa Creation Classics: Lishu Volume selects over 350 representative Lishu works from the Western Han Dynasty to the contemporary era, as well as from countries and regions such as Japan and South Korea. These works include silk manuscripts, simple scripts, wooden tablets, roof tiles, tile inscriptions, brick carvings, bronze inscriptions, epitaphs, steles, and various types of paper-based works, arranged in chronological order. Each piece is briefly analyzed and explained from the perspective of Lishu creation, including brushwork, structure, composition, and stylistic influences. Additionally, the book includes two essays—An Overview of Lishu Creation and A Brief Discussion on Shufa Creation Analysis—along with an explanation of common shufa terminology and a brief introduction to the cataloging. This book serves as a comprehensive history of the emergence, development, and creative process of Lishu, featuring illustrations and text. It holds high academic and practical value, making it suitable for calligraphers and enthusiasts at all levels. The book selects over 350 representative Lishu works from the Western Han Dynasty to the contemporary era, including silk manuscripts, simple scripts, steles, tile inscriptions, brick carvings, epitaphs, and various types of paper-based works. Each piece is analyzed and explained concisely from the perspective of Lishu creation. Additionally, the book includes two essays—An Overview of Lishu Creation and A Brief Discussion on Shufa Creation Analysis—along with an explanation of common shufa terminology and a brief introduction to the cataloging.