First, "Jiuchenggong Liquan Ming"
The Inscription of Liquan in Jiucheng Palace is one of Ou Yangxun's representative works, and it is also a famous work in the history of China's calligraphy. This tablet was carved in the sixth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (632), which mainly describes the historical and geographical environment of Jiucheng Palace, and also involves political and military aspects. Ou Yangxun is known as "the best regular script in the world" because of his unique brushwork and rigorous structure.
Second, Huadu Temple Monument
The full name of Huadu Temple Monument is the Inscription on the stupa of Huadu Temple, which was engraved in the fifth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (63 1). This monument led by Fang Bi is one of the representatives of Ou Yangxun's early works.
Three. Huangfu birthday monument
The full name of Huangfushengchen Monument is Huangfushengchen Monument, which was carved in the 17th year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (643). This Fang Bi-based monument is one of the representatives of Ou Yangxun's later works.
Iv. Wen Yanbo Monument
The full name of Wen Yanbo's stele is Epitaph of Wen Fujun, Governor of Yuzhou, shot by a right servant at the end of Shang Dynasty, which was engraved in the 11th year of Tang Zhenguan (637). This Fang Bi-based monument is one of the representatives of Ou Yangxun's mid-term works, with thick brushwork, rigorous structure and rigorous statutes.
V. The Square Monument
The full name of the square tablet is "Epitaph of Uncle Dafang", which was engraved in the eighth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (634). This monument led by Fang Bi is one of the representatives of Ou Yangxun's early works.
The Development and Characteristics of Calligraphy and Regular Script in Tang Dynasty
First, the development and characteristics of calligraphy in the Tang Dynasty
The Tang Dynasty was the golden age in the history of calligraphy in China, and many famous calligraphers and works appeared. Calligraphers in the early Tang dynasty mainly inherited the tradition of the previous dynasty and focused on learning imitation; In the middle Tang Dynasty, calligraphers began to pursue individuality and innovation. In the late Tang Dynasty, calligraphers paid more attention to the expression of forms and skills in their works.
Second, the artistic characteristics of regular script
Regular script is an important font in China's calligraphy art, with a long history of development. It originated in the late Han Dynasty, gradually formed and became popular in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty. The evolution and development of regular script reflects the constant change and development of China's calligraphy art, and the artistic features of regular script are mainly reflected in its strokes and structure.
Regular script strokes pay attention to strength and change, especially horizontal and vertical strokes, which are changes in strength and shape. Regular script structure is square and steady, paying attention to the treatment of center of gravity and balance point, giving people a dignified and generous visual experience.