Masterpieces of Calligraphy by Famous Chinese Artists Throughout History: Ming Dynasty. Chen Chun

Author: (Ming) Chen Chun (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: The series "Exquisite Calligraphy Masterpieces of Chinese Dynasties" is a collection of calligraphy treasures from museums and private collections worldwide, published to showcase the profound depth of Chinese calligraphy. The entire series is published in batches, providing enjoyment and reference for. Chen Chun (1483–1544), also known as Daofu, styled Xing and Fufu, and known by the sobriquet Baiyang Mountain Man, was a famous painter and calligrapher from Suzhou, Jiangsu, during the mid-Ming Dynasty. This cursive script Thousand Characters Classic was written by Chen Chun at the age of forty, using Song Dynasty Jinsu Mountain stored Buddhist scripture waxed paper, totaling ten pages. Chen Chun studied under Wen Zhengming, so his calligraphy exhibits the characteristics of Wen Zhengming's running and cursive script. The strokes are vigorous yet elegant, with smooth transitions and a (Wei and Jin) Dynasty-like grace. This cursive script Thousand Characters Classic is a fine example of Chen Chun's cursive calligraphy, with unrestrained brushwork and an innocent, unrestrained charm. It is as if a galloping horse and a soaring phoenix dancing in the sky, making it a valuable resource for studying Ming Dynasty calligraphy and an excellent textbook for to learn and appreciate running and cursive script.