Deng shiru's thought of seal cutting.

Deng's seal cutting thought mainly includes "seeking printing in printing", "printing in books" and "seeking printing outside printing".

1. Seal cutting for printing refers to finding inspiration and methods from ancient seals, including word method, seal cutting method, chapter method and knife method. Its core idea is "Qin-Han seal", that is, after the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the creative idea of taking the method from the seal of the Warring States and the seal of the Sui and Tang Dynasties was slightly supplemented.

2. Printing from a book means that when creating seal cutting, in addition to taking the method from ancient seals, it also seeks inspiration from the literati's calligraphy, that is, introducing the seal cutting method in calligraphy into the printing surface.

3. Seeking printing outside printing is an upgrade of "printing from books", which means that in the process of seal cutting creation, in addition to taking methods from ancient seals and literati calligraphy, the range of materials is further expanded, and ancient text carriers such as ancient monuments, spring cloth, Zhongding Yi wares, bricks and tiles, seal mud and their aesthetic styles are introduced into seal cutting.

Deng is a man.

Deng (1743- 1805), whose original name was Yan, called himself a stubborn man. At the age of 54, Fei Ming used the line character because he wanted to avoid Jiaqing Emperor. Deng is a noble family, and several generations have been scholarly families, but in his generation, he gradually declined and became silent and nameless.

By the time Deng was 9 years old, the family had reached the point where Deng needed to "collect firewood and sell cake bait to win self-sufficiency". The more so, the more diligent Deng is, the more books he learns. At the age of 65,438+07, he wrote "Xue Lang Zhai Ming" with seal script as the "handsome old man" in the village, which was a blockbuster, won people's praise and became more and more famous.