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Curated Collection

Curated Stillness

Let these collections be more than a display—let them be a wandering, a quiet gaze. Here, every stroke is a whisper of time, leading you into the boundless river of the written word.

Oracle Bone Script
Wei Stele Script
Regular Script with Semi-Cursive
Semi-Cursive Script
Li Shu, Kai Shu
Regular and cursive scripts
Cursive Script
Running script
Regular script
Big seal script
Xiaozhuan
Clerical script
Bronze Inscription
He Shaoji: Clerical and Running-Script Couplet

Li Shu, Kai Shu

He Shaoji: Clerical and Running-Script Couplet

He Shaoji was one of the most influential calligraphers of the late Qing. Early on he studied Yan Zhenqing, then turned to Northern Dynasty stone inscriptions, and only around the age of sixty began writing seal and clerical script extensively. His regular script borrows the expansive structure of Yan while avoiding looseness, and it also incorporates the dense, steep qualities of Northern Dynasties steles, Ouyang Xun, and Ouyang Tong, along with the spirit of works such as the ?Zhang He N? Epitaph? and the ?Daoyin Stele.? These combined influences make his calligraphy exceptional.

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Malaysia Chinese Calligraphy Stone Gallery

马来西亚
中华人文碑林

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