Collection of Cursive Calligraphy by Mi Fu - Inscribed Couplets

Author: Wang Xueliang / Yang Wenmei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The accelerating pace of modern life and the diversity of learning methods have made "calligraphy collections" increasingly prominent in the study of calligraphy today. These collections, featuring various scripts and styles of calligraphers, allow learners to enjoy the fun of copying and creating in a short time. As a result, "calligraphy collections" are widely popular among calligraphy enthusiasts and teachers. Following the publication of the first series of "Chinese Couplets Calligraphy Collections" primarily in regular and clerical scripts, our publishing house now presents the second series of "Calligraphy Collections for Couplets," featuring running, cursive, Wei Stele, and Han Bamboo Slips scripts, totaling eight volumes. This series emphasizes capturing the essence of the original stele styles or calligrapher's demeanor. In details such as transferring stele carvings into ink, refining the edges of strokes, and arranging radicals, it strives for naturalness and appropriateness. Additionally, it aims to maintain unity while introducing variation in the body posture and layout of each couplet, striving to provide readers with more and better references for calligraphy learning.
The accelerating pace of modern life and the diversity of learning methods have made "calligraphy collections" increasingly prominent in the study of calligraphy today. These collections, featuring various scripts and styles of calligraphers, allow learners to enjoy the fun of copying and creating in a short time. As a result, "calligraphy collections" are widely popular among calligraphy enthusiasts and teachers. Following the publication of the first series of "Chinese Couplets Calligraphy Collections" primarily in regular and clerical scripts, our publishing house now presents the second series of "Calligraphy Collections for Couplets," featuring running, cursive, Wei Stele, and Han Bamboo Slips scripts, totaling eight volumes. This series emphasizes capturing the essence of the original stele styles or calligrapher's demeanor. In details such as transferring stele carvings into ink, refining the edges of strokes, and arranging radicals, it strives for naturalness and appropriateness. Additionally, it aims to maintain unity while introducing variation in the body posture and layout of each couplet, striving to provide readers with more and better references for calligraphy learning.