Mr. Fan Ceng is currently the president and chairman of the China Painting Research Institute in Peking University, a lifelong researcher
Mr. Fan Ceng is currently the president and chairman of the China Painting Research Institute in Peking University, a lifelong researcher at the China Academy of Art, the only tenured professor at Nankai University and Nantong University, and the first China artist to serve as the "Special Adviser on Multiculturalism" of UNESCO. His calligraphy works are loved by many people. The following are the excellent calligraphy works of Fan Ceng that I have compiled for you. I hope they are useful to you!
Appreciation of Fan Ceng's Excellent Calligraphy Works
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Figure 3 Fan Ceng's Excellent Calligraphy Works
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Fan Ceng's personal data
Fan Ceng *** 1938.7.5-***, a native of Nantong, Jiangsu Province, is a contemporary scholar, thinker, master of Chinese studies, master of calligraphy and painting, writer and poet in China. At present, he is the president and professor of Peking University Chinese Painting Research Institute, a lifelong researcher of China Art Research Institute, the only tenured professor of Nankai University and Nantong University, a "special adviser on multiculturalism" of UNESCO, and an honorary doctor of literature from Glasgow University in the United Kingdom and an honorary doctor of literature from university of alberta. He is a cultural master who combines poetry, calligraphy and painting, literature, history and philosophy, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in contemporary China. He has published more than 60 kinds of poems, calligraphy and painting, philosophy, etc. 160, among which 1 19 kinds are treasured by the National Library. Fan Ceng advocated "returning to classicism and nature" and practiced the aesthetic principle of "taking poetry as the soul and books as the bone", which made great contributions to the development of Chinese painting and initiated the "neoclassicism" art. 1984, Okayama Fan Ceng Art Museum was established; 1986, donated and presided over the Oriental Art Department of Nankai University; In 2008, Fan Zeng Art Museum of Nantong University was unveiled; 20 1 1 won the lifetime achievement award of China Prize for Art and Literature. There are twenty-four words in self-evaluation: I love painting and can write; I resigned and expressed myself quite well; I am good at reading history and have a little understanding of the changes of ancient and modern times.
Storage of small knowledge of calligraphy inkstone
Inkstone, also known as inkstone, is one of the traditional Han handicrafts. Ink stone, pen, ink and paper are called the traditional Four Treasures of the Study in China, and they are the necessary tools for China's calligraphy. The inkstone is not only the stationery of the study, but also a rare collection of literati in past dynasties because of its solid nature and immortality.
First of all, avoid light: if the inkstone is placed on the desk in front of the window, avoid direct sunlight, otherwise the inkstone will show signs of drying, and the inkstone box will easily crack if exposed to the sun for too long. When you appreciate the inkstone, you'd better spread the felt on the table. The inkstone should not touch metal and glass, nor should it overlap with the inkstone to prevent injury. When waxing the inkstone, some people will coat the inkstone with wax, some people will also coat it with vegetable oil, and some people will even coat it with foam ink, thinking that this will raise the inkstone, but these practices are inappropriate. Wax can be applied around the inkstone, and the bottom should be thin and moderate. Waxing is forbidden in the ink grinding part of inkstone hall. It is also inappropriate to smear vegetable oil on inkstone, because vegetable oil is a slow-drying oil, and the oil on the surface of inkstone will absorb more dust, making inkstone filthy and emitting a strange or musty smell. When maintaining the inkstone box, wax it frequently to keep the inkstone box bright and prevent moisture from invading. If the inkstone box shrinks and the inkstone body can't fit, sandpaper can be used to polish the inside of the inkstone box to make it wider and easier to place. If the Gu Yan box is broken or damaged, the Gu Yan box can be collected by matching the boxes outside the box.