Famous Calligraphers' Masterpieces - Brush Calligraphy Manuscript -- Ou Yangxun Regular Script

Author: Shi Zhiwei
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: To adapt to the fast-paced lifestyle, study, and work methods, while also establishing scientific methods for learning calligraphy. Many calligraphy enthusiasts and primary and secondary school students hope to have a brush calligraphy practice book that can be traced and copied without the need for practice grids. "·" is printed on water-soluble paper. When practicing, simply use a clean brush dipped in clean water to trace and copy. The inked characters will appear on the paper. After the water dries, the ink marks will fade, allowing for repeated writing. Using water instead of ink is convenient and hygienic.
When learning regular script, the first choice should be the regular script stele collections of the four renowned calligraphers "Ouyang, Yan, Liu, and Zhao." Their regular script is rigorous, dignified, vigorous, and powerful, with achievements that no one has surpassed to this day. They are the models for learning regular script throughout the generations. Each master's style has its own research and methods in brushwork, forming its distinctive characteristics. Ouyang's script is upright, graceful, and harmonious, appearing humble yet powerful, elegant and refined, with strict rules but not lacking flexibility, forming its own unique style. The model characters in this book are selected from the regular script masterpiece "Nine Dragons Pavilion Inscription" by the Tang Dynasty calligrapher Ouyang Xun.