Zhang Qianbei 1
Zhang Qianbei is a work in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Simple and honest, strong and powerful, it can be called the masterpiece of this style in the Han monument.
"Fang Bi" is often used in the whole brushwork, with sharp edges and corners, and is characterized by uniformity, straightness, squareness and flatness.
The thickness of strokes is between bisection and trisection.
There is little white cloth in the words, and compared with other Han steles, the sense of heaviness and volume is particularly obvious.
The space occupied by each word is also relatively symmetrical, and the complex changes are manifested in the strokes.
The tablet structure is mainly flat, with unique characters, square and crisp, rigorous structure and concise brushwork.
The style of this book is correct, simple and powerful.
At first glance, it seems naive, but careful taste can make it exquisite. The composition and style are also smart, calm and powerful, and quaint.
2. Cao Quanbei
The full name "Heyangling Cao Quanbei" (a national treasure cultural relic) is an important inscription in the Eastern Han Dynasty, which was engraved on October 21st, the second year of Zhong Ping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 185).
Cao Quanbei is a representative work of official script in Han Dynasty. It is famous for its elegant style and neat structure and is highly praised by calligraphers in past dynasties.
Judging from the calligraphy of this tablet, the characteristics of using a pen are obvious. Reverse entry and flat exit, mainly round pens,
Writing is like following the trend. There are few pens for squatting and jumping, which are steady, graceful and beautiful.
The monument is characterized by feminine beauty.
Graceful, gorgeous but not vulgar, beautiful and quiet, the palace is tight and the essence is hidden inside.
Stretching like a group of cranes flying with their wings spread, elegant and dignified, luxurious and thick in ancient times, exquisite and beautiful in romantic times,
Mo Miao, with delicate pen, strong ink, passionate, aloof and leisurely, spirited and personable.