Wang Shuren's calligraphy Crossing the Water and Looking at the Mountain

Wang Shuren's 4-foot big-character running script nave, with an overall size of 185cmx54cm and a painting core of 127cmx43cm, is original and mounted, with ten finished products! This book, which came back from Japan, was exported by Wang Shuren in the 198s. At this time, its book style was simple and elegant, without the habit of trembling in his later years, with strange words and full charm!

Wang Shuren (January, 1916-January, 23) was a famous calligrapher, master of arts and crafts in China, an outstanding artist of Chinese traditional studies, and a former China? Vice Chairman of Hubei Calligraphers Association.

Mr. Xue Gongrui copied 24 volumes of Wei Bei Grand View systematically, because he was gifted and intelligent since childhood, and had a good calligraphy history. After studying Zhang Xu, Huai Su, Song Sijia and other books.

Mr. Wang's calligraphy is vigorous, vigorous, broad-minded, carefree and unrestrained. He adopts the style of Zhang Zhi far away, and half of it is the flesh of the right army. He advances both "tablet" and "paste" and creates a magnificent, fresh, natural, elegant and elegant calligraphy style.

Mr. Wang Shuren's calligraphy is the soul of the Han and Wei Dynasties, with a combination of inscriptions, heavy atmosphere, natural style and unique style. Mr. Jin Boxing, a famous calligrapher and calligraphy educator, used "courage and wisdom" to evaluate Wang Shuren's calligraphy art, which is quite pertinent.

? Content of the work: Crossing the water and looking at the mountain to find the precipice, the sky opens in the depths of white clouds. The source of the book's content: Yu Gu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem titled Hexi Dry Cave:

Crossing the water and looking for a precipice, Bai Yunfei opens a cave.

Immortals come and go without trace, and the spring breeze on the stone path grows green moss.

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