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Calligraphers
Famous calligraphers and painters in Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Li Si, Gu Kaizhi, Lu Tanwei, Zhang Sengyao, Cao Zhongda, Yang Zihua, Zhang Zhi, Wang Xianzhi, Zhong Yao and Huang Xiang
Wang Xizhi Cao Buxing Wei Xie Dai Kui Qiu Jing Xiao Yi Xie He Zong Bing Cai Yong Wang Seng Qian
Cheng Miao Lu Ji Wei Dan Wei Heng Suo Jing Wang Wei Yao Zui Wei Shuo Wang Xun Yang Xin
p>New Han and Jin calligraphers and painters:
Wang Huizhi, Wei Guan, An Hongsong, Zheng Daozhao
Famous calligraphers and painters in the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties periods
Bian Luan, Chu Suiliang Cao Ba, Dong Yuan, Ding Dao, Dai Song, Diao Guang, Yin Guan, Tong Gao Wen, Jin Guanxiu
Dong Boren, Gu Hongzhong, Gu Deqian, Han Qian, Huang Quan, Huang Ju, Hu Xianghuai, Su Juran, Jing Hao
Han Huang, Li Longji, Li Shimin Li Yu, Li Sixun, Li Zhaodao, Li Yangbing, Dai Yi, Liang Lingzhan, Du Mu
Lu Lengjia, Lu Jianzhi, Liu Gongquan, Li Yong, Li Bai, grandson, grandson Guoting, Teng Changyou, Wang Wei, Wang Qihan
Ouyang Xun, Wang Zhijing, Wei Xian, Wei Yan Wu Daozi, Yan Liben, Yang Guang, Xue Ji, Xu Xi, Yan Zhenqing
Yu Shinan, Zheng Master, Zhou Wenju, Zhiyong, Zhou Fang, Zhao Qian, Yang Ningshi, Zhang Xuan, Zhang Hong, Zhang Xu
Zhan Ziqianzhong, Shaojing and Xu Hao
p>Newly added calligraphers and painters of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties:
Feng Chengsu, He Zhizhang, Huairen, Ruan Gao, Shike, Zhao Yan, Li Zanhua
Famous calligraphers and painters in the Northern and Southern Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan dynasties
Chen Lin Xian, Cui Bai, Cai Jing, Cai Xiang, Fan Kuan, Gu An, Fan Chengda, Gong Kai, Guo Xi
Fan Zhongyan, Guo Zhongshu, Guo Jie, Gou Longshuang, Gao Kegong, He Chenghui, Chong Huang Tingjian, Huang Gongwang, Jiang Kui
Gao Keming, Ke Jiusi Li Di, Li Gonglin, Li Song, Li Cheng, Li Tang, Li Jianzhong, Li Anzhong, Liang Shimin
Li Di, Liang Kai, Liu Songnian, Liu Guandao, Lu You, Mi Fu, Mi Youren, Ouyang Xiu, Qian Xuan
Ma Yuan, Ni Zan, Ren Renfa, Sima Guang, Su Hanchen, Sun Zhiwei Su Shi, Wang Tingyun, Wang Shen, Wang Mian
Wang Guan, Wang Yuan, Wang Zhenpeng, Wang Ximeng, Wang Yi, Wang Meng, Wu Yuanyu, Wu Zhen, Wu Ju, Wu Zongyuan
Xu Chongsiwen, Tongwu Dongqing, Xu Xuan, Xu Yugong, Xia Gui, Xue Shaopeng, Xu Daoning Yanwen Gui Yuefei
Yi Yuan Ji Yang Bu Zhi Yan Hui Zhao Ji Zhao Gou Zhao Chang Zhao Mengjian Zhao Ling Rang Zhang Zeduan Zhang Wo
Zhao Mengfu Zhang Zhong Zhang Ji Zhu Rui Zhu Xi Zheng Sixiao
Newly added calligraphers and painters from the Song and Yuan Dynasties:
Chen Juzhong, Chen Rong, Chen Ruyan, Cui Zhi, Cao Zhibai, Deng Wenyuan, Feng Dayoufa, Chang Fang, Congyi Gong Suran
Guan was promoted to Jia Shi, Gu Lin, Chun Ma, Wan Ma Hezhi Ma Lin, Ma Xingzu, Ma Junxiang, Qu Ding, Qiao Zhongchang
Sheng Mao, Sun Junzewei, Jiuding, Wen Tianxiang, Wu Shuo, Wang Juzheng, Yan Ciping, Xiao Zhao, Yao Yuehua, Zou Fulei
Zhu Derun, Zhai Yuan Shen, Zhao Lin, Zhao Yong, Zhao Boju, Zhu Dunru and Zhou Lang
Famous calligraphers and painters in the Ming and Qing Dynasties
Bian Wenjin (Jing Zhao) Chen Chun (Bai Yang) Chen Lu (Charter) Chen Gui (Bai Yangzi) Chen Hongshou (Lao Lian) Chen Jiru (Mei Gong) Qiu Ying (Shizhou)
Cui Zizhong (Qingworm) Dai Jin (Jing'an) Du Jin (Taju) Ding Yunpeng (Nanyu) Dong Qichang (Xuanzai) Du Qiong (Dongyuan) Gui Changshi (Wenxiu)< /p>
Bada (Zhu Da) Zheng Xie (Banqiao) Tang Yin (Bohu) Wu Changshuo (Junqing) Chen Hongshou (Lao Lian) Lang Shining Chen Shizeng (Heng Ke)
Introduction to calligraphers:
Wang Xianzhi (344-386), courtesy name Zijing, was born in Shanyin. He was the seventh son of Wang Xizhi and a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Because of his outstanding calligraphy skills, he and Wang Xizhi have always been called the "Two Kings", or respectfully called the "Little Sage".
Wang Xianzhi once held official positions such as Prefectural Registrar, Secretary Lang, Secretary Cheng, Chang Shi, and Wuxing Prefect. After becoming Emperor Jianwen's consort, he was promoted to Zhongshu Ling (equivalent to prime minister). But his political achievements were average and far less prominent than the title of his book. The old friend called him "Da Ling". He is known as the "Little Sage" in the history of calligraphy, and is also known as the "Two Kings" together with his father.
When he was young, he learned calligraphy from his father Xizhi and also studied calligraphy from Zhang Zhi. He is excellent in all forms of calligraphy, and is especially famous for his cursive calligraphy. Wang Xizhi had seven sons and one daughter. All seven sons are good at calligraphy, among which the youngest son Wang Xianzhi is the most outstanding. Wang Xianzhi was the most talented, dared to innovate, and was not limited by his father, thus making outstanding contributions to modern regular script and modern grass since the Wei and Jin Dynasties.
Wang Xizhi (303-361), courtesy name Yishao and Danzhai, was originally from Linyi, Langya (now part of Shandong). He later moved to Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), and became a general of the Youjun Army, in Kuaiji. Shi was a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was respected as the "Sage of Calligraphy" by later generations. His son Wang Xianzhi was also good at calligraphy, and people called them the "Two Kings". Another son, Wang Ningzhi, was promoted to General Zuo. Because he served as General of the Right Army, he was known as "Wang Youjun" and "Wang Kuaiji". Representative works include: "Le Yi Lun" in regular script, "Huang Ting Jing", "Seventeen Tie" in cursive script, "Auntie Tie" in running script, "Quick Snow and Sunny Tie", "Sang Luan Tie", "Lanting Preface" in running script, etc.
Yan Zhenqing
Yan Zhenqing, (709--785), named Qingchen, was born in Jingzhao ten thousand years ago, and his ancestral home is Linyi, Langya, Tang Dynasty (now Linyi, Shandong). Kaiyuan Jinshi. During the Anshi Rebellion, he fought against thieves for meritorious service. He entered Beijing and served successively as Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, Prince and Grand Master, and was granted the title of Founding Duke of Lu County, so he was also known as Yan Lu Gong in the world. During the reign of Emperor Dezong, Li Xilie rebelled. He put the country first and went to the enemy camp in person. He showed his righteousness and was eventually hanged by Li Xilie at the age of 77. Dezong's edict said: "Innate talent, outstanding public loyalty, traveling in four dynasties, and steadfast in his determination." In the history of calligraphy, he is the most accomplished and influential calligrapher after the two kings. His calligraphy was originally written by Zhang Xu, the four masters of the early Tang Dynasty, and later he collected and gained widely. He changed the ancient method and developed his own "Yan style" that is square, solemn, majestic, sincere, powerful, and majestic. It has a huge impact on future generations. It is said that there are 138 kinds of his calligraphy works. Regular scripts include "Duobao Pagoda Stele", "Magu Immortal Altar Story", etc., which are highly personalized calligraphy styles, such as "Jing Qing presses his sword, Fan Kuai holds his shield, Vajra's eyes are angry, and the strong man shakes his fist." Cursive script includes "Sacrifice to Nephew" "Manuscript of Fighting for a Seat", "Tie of General Pei", "Book of Self-Report", etc. Among them, "Manuscript of Memorial to My Nephew" is the highest artistic state entered in a state of extreme grief and indignation, and is known as "The Second Running Script in the World" ". Mi Fu's "History of Calligraphy": ""The Book of Fighting for Seats" has the spirit of seal script, which is the first in Yan calligraphy. The words are connected and strange, and they are unexpected."
He is upright, honest and pure. Honest, with a sense of justice, never inferior to the powerful, willing to flatter others, and famous for his righteousness and righteousness. His loyal and heroic deeds throughout his life enhanced his status in the calligraphy community.