Appreciation of Zhang Menglong's Calligraphy Works on ji zi Monument
Zhang Menglong's Calligraphy Works in North ji zi 1
Zhang Menglong's calligraphy works 2
Zhang Menglong's Inscription Collection Calligraphy Works 3
Zhang Menglong's Inscription Collection Calligraphy Works 4
Zhang Menglong's Inscription Collection Calligraphy Works 5
Brief introduction of Zhang Menglong monument
The full name of Zhang Menglong's tablet is Ode to Qing Dynasty, written by Zhang Fujun, the satrap of Lu.
In the third year of Northern Wei Dynasty (522), it was established in the first month. Without the author's name, there are 24 lines of steles and 46 words. There are ten lists of officials whose names are engraved on the tablet. The official book "Lu Wei Prefecture Zhang Fujun Qing Song Monument" has three lines and twelve characters. The ancients commented on his book "Fa Zhengqiu Opens the Door to Europe", which was praised by the world as "the first in Weibei".
For the authentic Beibei calligraphy style. The stone tablet is in Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong. Calligraphy is vigorous and handsome. Yang Shoujing in Qing Dynasty evaluated it as: "Calligraphy is chic and ancient, strange and correct, which is also the reason why it was higher than that in Tang Dynasty in the Six Dynasties". Shen commented: "The risk on this monument is steep. There are bells and beams selected, and the final picture is not dyed, which is different from the lyricists on the North Monument." Kang Youwei said: "The structure is exquisite, and the change is unprovoked", "it is the Sect of abnormal body". The monument opened the scale of the rule of regular script in the early Tang Dynasty. -"Appreciation of Historic Sites" Fee
The inscription on Zhang Menglong's tablet records Zhang Menglong's educational deeds, and his writing is vigorous and resolute. We can see the influence of the stone, such as the horizontal and straight brushwork, the square edge at the turning point and the point in the triangle, which all retain the old appearance of the stone. But it is not all square, but changeable, square and round, more delicate than stone. The font is a little longer and the structure is already a relatively standard regular script. The structure is beautiful, and some strokes even taste like running script, especially inscriptions. So, Kang Youwei is on the "Guangyi Ship"? The cursive script says: "The tablet is a true book, but it also has the length of a running script. For example, Zhang Menglong's Yin on the Tablet is the first running script in the stone. And said: "Zhang Menglong is like the ceremony made by Duke Zhou, and everything is beautiful and good." ("Guangyi Zhoushuang? "Monument Assessment")
History of Zhang Menglong Monument
Zhang Menglong's Ode to Qing Dynasty was erected in the third year of Xiaoguang in the Northern Wei Dynasty (522), which is called the Ode to Qing Dynasty in Zhang Fujun. In the Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong Province, there is an inscription praising Zhang Menglong's achievements in establishing the school, with the title Yin. It is one of Wei Bei's later masterpieces. Inscription calligraphy uses Fiona Fang and a pen, and the characters are rectangular. Although the strokes are horizontal and vertical, they are varied and natural and beautiful. The word "warm in winter and clear in summer" in the inscription is considered as an important basis for identifying the ancient extension, present extension, original extension and turnover of Zhang Menglong's monument. It is said that after each extension, some ancient people will remove a word or leave a certain mark on the original tablet, so that the extension of future generations will never be comparable to that of the predecessors, let alone forgery and tampering, which shows the good intentions of the ancient people.
Zhang Menglong's monument is dark. In the tenth line of the old rubbings, the words "warm in winter and cool in summer" were not written. Reprints are clumsy and easy to distinguish. The Commercial Press has a copy.