Yuan Zhao Mengfu's Calligraphy of the Luo Shen Fu

Author: Editorial Group of "Selected Calligraphic Works from Ancient Inscriptions and Stone Tablets"
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Publishing Date: 1998-06-01
Features: Chinese calligraphy art has a long history and a unique style, with generations of masters and a rich treasure trove of works. To meet the urgent needs of, especially middle school students, for practicing traditional calligraphy, as well as the needs of calligraphy enthusiasts for appreciation and learning, we have selected works in various scripts and from famous calligraphers from throughout history to compile this series of "Selected Calligraphic Works from Ancient Inscriptions and Stone Tablets." Zhao Mengfu was a renowned calligrapher of the Yuan Dynasty in China. He excelled in various scripts, including regular, running, cursive, clerical, and seal scripts, with his best work being his running-style regular script, which displayed a unique style. "The of the Goddess" was written by Zhao Mengfu in the fourth year of the Dade era of the Yuan Dynasty (1300 AD) for Sheng Yimin. The entire piece is characterized by a seamless flow of rhythm, a harmonious correspondence between the beginning and the end, and a rigorous structure, reflecting his profound practice in calligraphy. This scroll is on paper. The original is preserved in the Tianjin Municipal Museum of Art. It is now published in a photolithographic edition for the reference and practice of.