Chutuo Baoxian Tang Tie

Author: Editorial Committee of "Chutuo Baoxiantang Tie"
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Publishing Date: 1998-05-01
Features: This article primarily discusses the origins and content value of several compiled calligraphy albums, including "Chunhua Ge Tie," "Jiang Tie," "Daguan Tie," and "Baojin Qi Tie." Specifically, "Baoxiantang Tie" is a collection of selected masterpieces. "Baoxiantang Tie" shares the same character spacing as "Daguan Tie," with twelve volumes numbered according to the twelve Chinese zodiac signs. In addition to replicating "Chunhua Ge Tie," "Jiang Tie," "Daguan Tie," and "Baojin Qi Tie," it also includes genuine works from Song, Yuan, Ming dynasties engraved on stone. By the 19th year of the Kangxi reign in the Qing Dynasty, Dai Mengxiong added 53 more stones. In the volume titled "Zi Er Xia," the characters "Dai Bu" are carved, and all added stones are marked with "Dai Bu." Later generations often rubbed out or removed the "Dai Bu" to pass them off as original impressions.