Wang Yayi's Small Regular Script of the True Scriptures of the Southern Hua

Author: Luo Pengpeng
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Publishing Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This series of albums selects a portion of Ming and Qing Dynasty calligraphy treasures from the collection of Rongbaozhai. It includes scripts in regular, cursive, clerical, and seal scripts, with most pieces published for the first time. To facilitate readers in appreciating and understanding the essence of the original works, the albums have undergone editorial processing such as displaying the full view of the works, reproducing them in original size, enlarging details, and including partial color reproductions of the original works on the cover. These enhancements are beneficial for copying, creation, and research. Wang Yayi (1494-1533), named Cheng, styled Liren, and styled Yaji Jushi, was known as "Wang Yayi." He was from Changzhou. He excelled in poetry, calligraphy, and painting, with particular skill in small regular script, which was elegant, refined, and demonstrated a masterful style. He was also adept at cursive and semi-cursive scripts, with structures that were sharp and distinctive, and a slender yet strong brush force. Some of his more renowned calligraphic works include "Five-Character Regulated Poem" and "Selected Examination Scripts of Chen Ziling." This volume is printed on paper, with each dimension measuring 19.1 cm in length and 12.5 cm in width. This series of albums selects a portion of Ming and Qing Dynasty calligraphy treasures from the collection of Rongbaozhai. It includes scripts in regular, cursive, clerical, and seal scripts, with most pieces published for the first time. To facilitate readers in appreciating and understanding the essence of the original works, the albums have undergone editorial processing such as displaying the full view of the works, reproducing them in original size, enlarging details, and including partial color reproductions of the original works on the cover. These enhancements are beneficial for copying, creation, and research. Wang Yayi (1494-1533), named Cheng, styled Liren, and styled Yaji Jushi, was known as "Wang Yayi." He was from Changzhou. He excelled in poetry, calligraphy, and painting, with particular skill in small regular script, which was elegant, refined, and demonstrated a masterful style. He was also adept at cursive and semi-cursive scripts, with structures that were sharp and distinctive, and a slender yet strong brush force. Some of his more renowned calligraphic works include "Five-Character Regulated Poem" and "Selected Examination Scripts of Chen Ziling." This volume is printed on paper, with each dimension measuring 19.1 cm in length and 12.5 cm in width.