石渠寶笈三編(御書房),頁3087&*故宮書畫錄(卷三),第一冊,頁56&*1.何傳馨,〈邊武書千文〉,收入石守謙、葛婉章主編,《大汗的世紀:蒙元時代的多元文化與藝術》(臺北:國立故宮博物院,2001年初版),頁307-308。 &*邊武(十四世紀中),隴西人,字伯京,與郭畀(1280-1335)、王逢(1319-1388)為友。他自言其書學鮮于樞,而為時人推崇,所作行草幾乎亂真。同時也擅長繪畫,善墨戲花鳥。至元辛巳(1341),石抺景良向邊武索書,他使用玉腰硯、貍豪筆為其書寫千字文。全冊用筆圓厚蒼勁,結體疏密有致,用墨變化得宜,無論結字用筆,都可見鮮于樞之影響,不失為善學之者。&*Bian Wu (style name Bojing) was a native of Longxi and a friend of Guo Bi (1280-1335) and Wang Feng (1319-1388). He said that he learned calligraphy from that of Xianyu Shu. Also praised by contemporaries, there was much confusion between their writings in semi-cursive script. Bian Wu excelled at painting as well, especially ink plays on bird-and-flower subjects. In 1341 Shimo Jingliang sought Bian Wu’s calligraphy. Using his “jade waist” inkstone and “fox hair” brush, he calligraphed the “Thousand Character Classic.” Throughout the album, the brushwork is rounded and strong, the characters well spaced and the changes to the ink tones well arranged. In addition to the brushwork in the character forms, all these features reveal the influence of Xianyu Shu, indicating that Bian Wu was indeed a fine student.