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Features: 288 pieces of Wang Xizhi's handed-down calligraphy, supreme divine works, treasured rarity, a pride of the Chinese nation, a gem of human civilization.
Comments on Wang Xizhi's calligraphy by emperors and masters:
Emperor Xiaozhao of the Liang Dynasty (Xiao Yan): The calligraphy of Wang Xizhi, with its majestic and spirited brushwork, resembles a dragon leaping through the heavenly gate and a tiger lying in the phoenix pavilion. Thus, it has been treasured by generations as eternal guidance.
Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (Li Shimin): Wang Xizhi's calligraphy, after thorough examination of ancient and modern works, is perfect in every way. It resembles mist and dew gathering, and its momentum is like a phoenix soaring and a dragon unfurling. Only this person can match it in heart and hand. Other mediocre works are not worth mentioning!
Zhang Huaiquan, a prominent Tang Dynasty calligraphy theorist: In clerical script, running script, cursive script, and flying white script, he achieves divine mastery, possessing a unique natural talent. His brilliance shines through the ages, and his works have been popular for generations.
Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty: The calligraphy of General Right (Wang Xizhi) is truly a supreme divine work and a rarity of the ages.
Wang Xizhi (AD 303–361), styled Yishao, was a native of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is considered one of China's most renowned calligraphers. His works are revered as divine masterpieces, the pinnacle of ancient and modern calligraphy, and have become treasures sought after by collectors throughout the ages. He is revered as the Sage of Calligraphy by later generations.
The editing and publication of this special volume, "Wang Xizhi's Masterpieces," is a continuation of the large-scale collection and organization of Wang's works throughout the dynasties. This book took several years to complete, drawing on the achievements of past masters and utilizing advanced digital technology beyond the imagination of ancient times. It revolutionizes the presentation of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy, restoring its original essence and enabling modern people to interact spiritually with the immortal calligrapher of antiquity.
Wang Xizhi's Heirloom Ink Masterpieces (Complete Four Volumes)
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