The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions

Senming Lei

doi:10.47297/wspeiWSP2516-253505.20220601

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The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions

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The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions
The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions
College of Liberal Arts, Southwest University, Chongqing 400715 P.R.China
Vol. 6, Issue 1, Pages: 32-41(2022)
Published： 01 December 2022 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspeiWSP2516-253505.20220601
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Lei Senming.The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions[J].Entrepreneurship and Innovation,2022,06(01):32-41.
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Lei Senming.The Acceptance of Er Wang's Calligraphic Technique Concept in Qing Dynasty Jin Shi Inscriptions[J].Entrepreneurship and Innovation,2022,06(01):32-41. DOI： 10.47297/wspeiWSP2516-253505.20220601.

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Abstract

Since the Qing dynasty

the proliferation of writing jails and a large number of unearthed monuments have led some literati scholars to be involved in the examination and study of monuments and posters

which has played a role in promoting the development of calligraphy. This paper focuses on the specific acceptance of the concept of Er Wang's techniques in the Jin Shi inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty. The author analyzes the conceptual understanding of the Qing people of Er Wang's calligraphy of the use of strokes

knotted characters

and posture

focusing on the evolution of the Qing people's view of Er Wang's calligraphy of the "implicit" theory of strokes and the structure of "potential as oblique and opposite straight". Through the analysis of the evaluation of Er Wang's calligraphic works in the Jin Shi inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty

the above issues are considered and organized in the hope of grasping the acceptance of Er Wang's technical concepts in the Jin Shi inscriptions of the Qing Dynasty and providing some reference value for understanding the development of Er Wang's calligraphic style in the history of Qing Dynasty calligraphy.

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Qing DynastyJin Shi InscriptionsCalligraphic StyleConcept

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