Top ten hard pen calligraphers' works
Wang Xizhi is the most famous and accomplished calligrapher in China. He is a unique calligrapher. As an iconic monument in the history of China's calligraphy, he has profoundly influenced China's calligraphy for thousands of years, leaving a large number of colorful calligraphy works. Calligraphy is very good in all aspects, such as Li, Cao, Kai and Xing. It is a unique style with far-reaching influence.
Masterpiece: The Preface to Lanting is known as "the best running script in the world", which is the only love of Emperor Taizong, and The Sunny Post in the Snow is also the favorite of a generation of emperors.
Yan Zhenqing was an outstanding calligrapher in the middle Tang Dynasty and one of the four masters of regular script.
Yan Zhenqing is the most accomplished and influential calligrapher after Wang Xizhi. His cursive brushwork conveys a relaxed, happy, heroic and free-and-easy master atmosphere. In the history of calligraphy, Yan Zhenqing created a unique realm of calligraphy with "Yan Ti". Yan calligraphy is characterized by excellent spirituality and natural magnificent realm; It is cast by its powerful soul, and its realm is naturally vigorous; It enriches the people, and the realm is naturally broad. In his later years, he still pursued perfection and perfection. Its "face" stands firm in the book world.
Masterpieces: The works handed down from generation to generation mainly include many inscriptions, such as Sacrificing a Nephew, Competing for a Seat, and Ma Gubei. The Manuscript for Sacrificing My Nephew is a memorial to my nephew Yan Jiming by Yan Zhenqing in Tang Dynasty. Write in one go, regardless of work, often write to death. It is known as "the second running book in the world".
Ou Yangxun was one of the four great calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty.
As one of the four famous regular script writers in history, Ou Yangxun has his own unique views on calligraphy, including the "eight methods" of calligraphy. His calligraphy achievements are based on regular script, with bold brushwork and unique structure, which is called "European style" by later generations. Its rigorous regular script method and precipitous brushwork are unparalleled in the world, and it can be called the first regular script in Tang Dynasty. Originally from Han Li, he was vigorous and rigorous in statutes. He sees risks in plain sight, with elegant composition, interspersed strokes and proper arrangement.
Masterpieces: Jiucheng Palace is the most famous in regular script, and the most famous in running script are Meng Diantie and Hans Zhang Tie. All other styles of calligraphy are poor. The inscription on Liquan in Jiuchenggong was praised by later generations as "the first regular script in the world" or "the first regular script in the world", enjoying the reputation of "the ultimate rule of regular script", being regarded as a model of regular script by calligraphers of all ages, and also being the most copied work by beginners of calligraphy of all ages.
Zhang Xu, a calligrapher and "sage of grass" in Tang Dynasty.
Zhang Xu is famous for his cursive script, dancing with Li Bai's poems and Pei Minzhi's sword, which is called "Three Musts". Poetry is also unique, famous for its seven wonders. It ranks with Li Bai, He and others as one of the Eight Immortals of Drinking. Together with He, Zhang and Bao Rong, they are called "four sons of Wuzhong". Calligraphy is as famous as Huai Su.
Masterpieces: Zhang Xu's works handed down from ancient times include Abdominal Pain Post and Four Poems.