1. Ou Yangxun Ou Yangxun was a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. He enjoyed a high reputation in the calligraphy field of Sui Dynasty. Later, in the Tang dynasty, he was nearly ancient and rare, still there? Hong Wen Pavilion? Teach calligraphy. His? The European body? Take the strengths of each family, and the style is rigorous and neat. He is one of the four masters of China's regular script, and his masterpiece is The Inscription of Liquan in Jiuchenggong.
Second, Yan Zhenqing is a representative figure of calligraphy innovation in the middle Tang Dynasty. He is regarded as a pioneer in using the round pen, which has a far-reaching influence on later calligraphy. His calligraphy calls himself? Face? Style and brushwork are unique, dignified and majestic. There are many of his works, and it is said that there are more than 30 kinds of/kloc-0 handed down from generation to generation, among which many stories about stupas, oriental painting monuments and Magu Xiantan are highly valued.
Third, Liu Gongquan studied Wang Xizhi's calligraphy at first, studied Yan Zhenqing's brushwork intensively, and then became a family of his own. His regular script is very attractive and powerful. What else? Face? By contrast, what about his? Liu ti? Be thinner. He lived to be 80 years old and experienced seven emperors. There are many works handed down, among which the most influential are Mysterious Tower Monument, Shence Army Monument and Diamond Sutra.
Zhao Mengfu was the most famous calligrapher, painter and poet in Yuan Dynasty. His calligraphy had a far-reaching influence in the early Yuan Dynasty. He was originally a declining aristocrat in Zhao and Song Dynasties, and later he was favored by Yuan Di, and he was a bachelor of Hanlin. His artistic achievements are extremely high, especially regular script. Zhao Ti? Calligraphy is round and delicate, and the words are rigorous. Most of his handed down works are running scripts, among which Fu on the Red Wall is a classic.