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Chinese calligraphy as living form—masters, scripts, and how brushwork carries thought from Tang stele to contemporary ink.
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Liu Gongquan
Liu Gongquan’s epitaph, written at age 71
A Tang calligraphy master at 71—Liu Gongquan’s epitaph rediscovered through archaeology.
Painting
The Collection and Donation of Deng Tuo's Ancient Paintings from Su Shi's "Bamboo and Stone in Xiaoxiang"
"Mai Toast in the Qing Festival, the ancient style is passed down in a gentle manner". Fifty-eight years ago, Deng Tuo donated more than 140 pieces (s...
Calligraphy
Huang Binhong’s ancient seals at Zhejiang Expo
Huang Binhong’s seal collection on view—stone impressions behind a modern ink master’s eye.
Calligraphy
The calligraphy and painting seal of "Mother's Day": At that time, a loving mother recited, and today you should know
Today is Mother's Day. Since ancient times, "mother" has always appeared in various works of art as a beautiful image. From the "Stepmother W...
Calligraphy
Wenyuan Calligraphy - Study utensils in ancient calligraphy and painting
The ancients often called the study "studio", which was elegantly furnished. The clear offering of the study room was originally a literati writing to...
Calligraphy
Why China standardized characters: a historical choice
Guangming Daily on character standardization—why unified script was a civilizational decision.
Calligraphy
Who has the most works and who has the most influence? Big data research on Tang poetry and Song poetry, the conclusion is very subversive
Big data on Tang poetry: Bai Juyi’s volume versus the names that still dominate influence rankings.
Calligraphy
Wen Peng's "Painting Hidden" opens the gorgeous turn of Chinese seals
In the history of Chinese seal carving, Wen Peng was revered by later generations as the pioneer of the Ming and Qing seal carving schools. In keeping with the ...