Calligraphy Clinic (2)

Author: J.1314
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Publish Date: 2002-03-02
Features: Previous criticism was often vague and did not delve into the specific issues within the works, leaving readers feeling as if they were looking through a fog or scratching an itch on a coat that wasn’t there. The author of this book stands at the height of the history of calligraphy, starting from the artistic and technical standards of the works themselves, to provide direct, accurate, and reasonable analyses and critiques of the works of dozens of renowned calligraphers in the near-modern era. This allows readers to clearly see the shortcomings of these works. Such a realistic critique reduces blind adherence to the works of famous calligraphers and aims to improve the analytical and appreciation skills of. Making direct judgments and analyses of the works of famous calligraphers is also an attempt for us. We hope that the publication of this book will attract the attention and participation of calligraphy professionals. Especially those in the calligraphy field, calligraphy theory, and art criticism, are encouraged to offer constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement, so that this work can be carried out more deeply and healthily.