Appreciation of Calligraphy Works of Xuanta Monument The full name of Xuanta Monument is "The record of monks in Zuo Jie in ancient Tang Dynasty dedicated to three religions' great virtues, and the inscription and preface of Xuanta Monument given by ankokuji to Master Zida", which is referred to as "Xuanta Monument of Dada" for short. It was written by Tang Pei and sealed by Liu Gongquan. Because of physical strength and charm, strong bones, rigorous structure and exquisite fonts, is there? Willow bone? Known as. Jade carving official Shao Jianhe and his younger brother Shao Jian carved it for the first time. There are three lines of inscription, four words in each line and twelve words in * *. There are 28 lines and 54 words on the tablet, with a total of (1302) words. The Xuanta Monument was built in December of the first year of Tang Huichang (AD 84 1) and is now hidden in the forest of steles in Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Although after thousands of years, calligraphy and painting are still clear and intact.
Liu Gongquan's famous calligraphy "The Monument to the Xuanta" and Liu Xizai's "Art Outline" said:? The mysterious tower in Liu Shu comes from the Guojia Temple in Yan Zhenqing? , Wang Shizhen Cloud:? Liu Faqiu is charming and healthy, comparable to Yan Situ? . The Mysterious Tower was written by Liu Gongquan at the age of sixty-four. Wang Shu's "Xu Zhou Ming" said that this book is? Is this a great practical work? . The knot in Mystery Tower is characterized by introversion and extroversion, easy to get close to and strong; The pen strength is strong and stretching, clean and neat, all-round and thoughtful, and it has its own unique appearance.
As a generation of calligraphy masters, Mr. Qi Gong has made achievements that ordinary people can't reach, but his artistic path is clear and regular, that is, taking the ancient as a teacher, studying the tradition intensively, drawing nutrition from the excellent calligraphy works of famous calligraphers and predecessors in previous dynasties, and most importantly, Mr. Qi Gong copied a large number of famous ancient inscriptions in his life.
This time, we published The Mysterious Pagoda of Liu Gongquan written by Mr. Qi Gong 1972. After writing, Mr. Qi added this note: 1965. This monument was built in the early Ming Dynasty and is becoming more and more popular in Zhizhi. So far, there are five copies? I was born seven years short, and my husband won as many as five books in this monument. I can see that he is working hard!