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dynasty steles, his brushwork in middle years becoming rounder, and he also devoted much effort.....more

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writing, Han clerical script, and Northern steles, becoming familiar with the brushwork of masters.....more

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and went back further to the Zhou, Qin, and Han dynasties, even to the Northern and Southern steles.....more

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. This and “Ritual Vessels” and “I Ying” are 3 famous steles of the Temple of Confucius, the brushwork gentle.....more

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of the ancients in spirit. Thereafter he learned directly after the calligraphy of Han steles.....more

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of Zhu Jiujiang. Residing in the capital, he was able to view steles of the Qin, Han, and Northern.....more

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, Yang Wujiu “studied the style of Shuaigeng (Ouyang Xun) to change his manner and copied many steles.....more

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and engraved by Zhu Jingcang to form this stele. The original was in the “Forest of Steles” in Xi’an but broke.....more

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clerical script calligraphy on a cliff. T’ai Chin-nung copied much from Han steles, with most of his.....more

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Meng-fu's calligraphy for steles rather resembles Li Yung's "Yueh-lu-tzu-lo" script. The present.....more

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of (Mengfu) with the angles slightly exposed.” Yu He often copied famous works and steles.....more

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this rubbing was taken still survives at the “Forest of Steles” in Hsi-an. The earliest surviving.....more

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