2. Hui Dong was a famous bibliophile, collator and scholar of classics in Qing Dynasty, and the founder of Wu Pai's study of classics.
3. His noble character, selfless dedication, donating books to his hometown and caring about the library construction in his hometown deserve to be remembered by the library community.
4. Through the discussion of Ni's calligraphy skills, this paper understands how the calligrapher's personality and learning are presented in the externalized artistic life. Ni Yuanlu's dazzling achievements deserve our deep thinking.
5. This paper introduces Wu De Xiang, a private book collector in Liling City, and his "Stalagmite House" library.
6. If a calligrapher has no thoughts, he is no more than a calligrapher and can only be covered up and killed by the footprints of history.
for 7 or 12 thousand years, many calligraphers in China have devoted themselves to studying the forms, rules and theories of book art.
8. This paper tries to sort out a way from historical materials, and temporarily takes bibliophiles in Ming Dynasty as an example to clarify and explain the definition of ancient bibliophiles in China.
9. Many bibliophiles attach great importance to the collection of incomplete ancient books.
1. While inheriting the predecessors, each calligrapher
melts into his own personality.
11. The calligraphers in ancient Egypt who are responsible for writing such sacred characters will even destroy the normal grammar, omit a letter and pad in meaningless and silent symbols-words because of the overall aesthetic balance. Tang Nuo?
12. The representative calligraphers who wrote Zhangcao are Shi You, Huang Xiang, Suo Jing, etc.
13. It is said that Chen Shutong once thought that there are four great calligraphers in contemporary China, namely Kang Sheng, Guo Moruo, Qi Mingyan and Shen Yinmo. Chen Shutong put Guo Moruo and others on a par with Kang Sheng, and Kang Sheng was certainly unhappy. It is said that he once boasted that he "wrote better with a stick between his toes than Guo Moruo". Lu Hao?
14. Therefore, the calligraphy and painting are exquisite.
The calligraphy and painting are complete.
15. The most famous calligraphers at that time were Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang, Xue Ji, Lu Jianzhi, etc.
16. Liu Gongquan was the representative calligrapher in the late Tang Dynasty.
17. Ou Yangxun was a very important calligrapher in the early Tang Dynasty. <
19. They are all innovative calligraphers of past dynasties.
They are fixed in the history of calligraphy in China with the image of calligraphers who bring forth new ideas.
2. It is true that such bibliophiles have made some achievements
but after several generations
their careers have faded one after another.
21. This is also the helplessness and pleasure of all book lovers and book collectors
in the face of the increasingly cramped study.
22. Fan's Tianyi Pavilion
has been self-evident for hundreds of years
domestic bibliophiles
only this one exists alone.
23. In the Qing Dynasty, many literati calligraphers paid attention to the inscriptions in the Northern Dynasties, and opened up a new realm for many of them, which were carved stone calligraphy from the people. The elegance of literati calligraphy blended their innocence and simplicity.
24. Today, the one or two bibliophiles in Wuzhong are
sporadic
not enough to be a feather in my family.
25. Hong Pimo, a famous calligrapher, was famous for his "thin
golden stone as a furnace".
26. In
Sitting on a Bookstore, Victor Niederhoff, a bibliophile, talked about his collection experience
He said
that he was like a 19th century novel standing quietly on the shelf.
27. Half drunk with wine
Talking about literary arts
A Korean woman calligrapher in the room full of life
is also massive
Everyone is intoxicated.
27. lishixinzhi is a
book whose purpose is to make people write better sentences faster.
28. These booksellers brought a large number of rare books and secret books, which made great contributions to Qian Qianyi becoming the largest bibliophile at that time.
29. In the 2th century, the study of steles became the mainstream of the book world, and the traditional calligraphy began to be marginalized, which received little attention from calligraphers.
3. Mr. Dong Qiao's mood is far from being "old-fashioned"
He is not only fascinated by "notes"
You can see that he can read different women's tastes for all kinds of books in "The Heart of the Bibliographer".