Collection of characters from the Han Dynasty's "Yijing Stele"

Author: Mou Jianmin
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: To facilitate the copying and creation of calligraphy by, our press has carefully selected famous calligraphy works from various dynasties and compiled this series of character collection books. The content includes Tang and Song Dynasty poems, famous couplets and sentences from different eras, and it features diverse forms, truly a perfect combination of content and style. From this, you can reinforce the brushwork and structure of the calligraphy you have learned, appreciate the beautiful artistic conception of the poems and couplets, not only enhancing your interest in learning calligraphy but also making the learning process enjoyable and cultivating your character. Learning calligraphy, copying is essential. A single calligraphy book can be copied for a period of time, or even for a lifetime. However, copying is merely a means—it is entering the calligraphy book—to grasp the brushwork characteristics, structural rules, and compositional variations through this process. Exiting the calligraphy book is the ultimate goal. Simply put, the initial stage of exiting the calligraphy book means writing freely without the book, ensuring that every character can achieve the form and spirit of the original calligraphy. Of course, this requires a long learning process. Many calligraphy enthusiasts often focus more on entering the calligraphy book and pay less attention to exiting practice, making it difficult to succeed when creating in a certain calligraphy style. Character collection practice is an important intermediate step between entering and exiting the calligraphy book, as well as a good way to evaluate the effectiveness of your copying. "Xiling Seal Society Character Collection Works Series" will be a great helper for your calligraphy learning.