Classics of Chinese Traditional Culture -- Sanxi Tang Faptie, Complete Four Volumes

Author: Ben Zhi Min
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Publishing Date: 2003-10-01
Features: To provide standardized models for the descendants of the imperial family and Manchu noble ministers for calligraphy practice and appreciation, Emperor Qianlong issued an edict to systematically organize, edit, carve, and print the calligraphy masterpieces of famous calligraphers from the Ming Dynasty and earlier, launching the "Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology" – a rare masterpiece in the history of Chinese calligraphy that had a profound impact on the development of Chinese calligraphy art in the middle period of the Qing Dynasty. The "Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology" is a large-scale calligraphy collection spanning over a thousand years, renowned for preserving the authentic works of calligraphy masters from various dynasties. Its calligraphy art has captivated generations of calligraphers and enthusiasts, and its prints have become essential treasures for refined scholars in later generations. As a result, the early prints of the "Sanxi Hall Calligraphy Anthology" are extremely rare. Moreover, due to some works being from ancient times, with damaged or blurred characters, the printing quality is often unsatisfactory, which has brought numerous inconveniences to calligraphy enthusiasts when practicing and imitating.