Zheng Xuzhixitang Fantie Quan 6 juan

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Publication Date: 2001-05-01
Features: Grand Scale, Outstanding Selection Team The Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology is not only vast in volume but also contains numerous scrolls, numbering a total of thirty-seven. Its scale is unparalleled among ancient official and private engraved collections in China. The selection was personally supervised by the Qianlong Emperor, who personally chose the engravers. The participants, such as Li Shizheng, Jiang Pu, Ji Hong, Wang Youdun, and Dong Bangda, were all renowned calligraphers and painters of the time, each with extraordinary skills. National Treasures of Masters Through the Ages The Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology preserves works by masters from generations past, almost depleting the imperial treasury of the Qianlong era. These works were created by either famous officials or renowned calligraphers and painters throughout history. Naturally, their calligraphic treasures are invaluable national treasures. Printing and Publishing: A Treasure of the World The Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology adopts the most advanced color scanning technology in the world today for its engraving. Not only does it offer high clarity but also rich tonal layers, strong sense of dimension, and to a great extent restores the original spirit of the calligraphy. The entire anthology appears fresh and vibrant, with an irresistible fragrance and captivating essence. Its printing is considered a rare art in China today. The book is printed on specially commissioned 100g high-quality leather paper, resulting in an antique and elegant finish. These precious calligraphic prints seem as if they were just taken from the Qing imperial court, having endured centuries of time while retaining their grace, charm, and emotional resonance. International Standard Octavo: Grand and Elegant The Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology is presented in an international standard octavo format. This is a first in China. Within the dimensions of octavo, the characters are enlarged twice without sacrificing precision, fully capturing the essence of the original calligraphy. For those who appreciate calligraphy, such a visual effect is truly rare and delightful. The octavo format also gives the《》 a grand and dazzling presence. Whether placed anywhere, it will capture attention and cannot be ignored, for all things pure and beautiful leave a lasting impression. Full Name: Sanxi Hall Stone Studio Treasure Box Calligraphy Anthology The Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology was first engraved in the 12th year of the Qianlong era (1747) and completed by the 15th year (1750). After completion, only a few dozen fine copies were given to favored officials. Later, in the 17th year of the Qianlong era, five more scrolls of calligraphy by famous masters from past dynasties were carefully selected from imperial collections and engraved on stone. This is how the Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology was eventually completed in its entirety. By the late Qing dynasty, its reputation had spread far and wide.