Collection of Double Kings' Cursive Calligraphy Couplets - Chinese Couplets Collection Calligraphy Book

Author: Yao Yichuan / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The accelerated pace of modern life and the diverse choices in learning methods have made "calligraphy collections" play an increasingly prominent role in today's calligraphy learning process. These collections, featuring various scripts and the styles of different calligraphers, enable learners to achieve both the benefits of copying and creating in a short time, enhancing interest in calligraphy learning. As a result, "calligraphy collections" are widely favored by calligraphy enthusiasts and teachers. Following the publication of the first and second series of Chinese Couplets Calligraphy Collections featuring scripts such as regular script, clerical script, running script, and cursive script, our press now presents the third series of eight titles. This set of collections emphasizes capturing the essence of the original stele styles or calligrapher's demeanor, striving for natural and well-executed details in aspects such as transferring stele carvings into ink traces, refining stroke edges, and arranging radicals and structures. At the same time, it endeavors to maintain unity with variation in the overall posture and layout of each couplet, aiming to provide readers with more and better references for calligraphy learning. This collection is based on the cursive scripts of Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi from the Jin Dynasty. The main steles used for collecting characters include Wang Xizhi's Ink Traces, Chunhua Pavilion Collection, and Wang Xizhi Calligraphy Dictionary, among others.