Appreciation of Master's Calligraphy Works

The calligraphy works created by China's calligraphy masters have always been sought after by many people. Calligraphy has high appreciation value and good collection benefit. Let's enjoy the calligraphy works created by these masters. The following are the master calligraphy works I compiled for you, I hope they are useful to you!

Appreciation of Master's Calligraphy Works

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The rhythmic beauty of calligraphy

? Rhyme? Including a wide range of meanings, in terms of pen and ink skills, it often indicates the rhythm of pen use and the change of ink color. A beautiful and moving poem, with cadence and sonorous rhythm, keeps the reader fragrant; A sweet music, with its smooth, harmonious and rhythmic melody, makes the listener memorable; An interesting calligraphy, with its lightness, heaviness, ups and downs and distinctive style, fascinated the eyes of the viewer. At this point, all kinds of arts have something in common. The dynamics of natural things, such as flowing clouds and weeping willows, eagles fighting in the sky, and rivers winding around the earth, will inevitably produce wind and rain, lightning, snakes, birds, galloping horses, flowing springs, dragonflies, Fengxiang, crouching tigers, insect erosion, and people sitting, standing, running, singing and dancing, fighting and so on. As a result, the glyphs still on the paper become radiant and full of vitality.

When a calligrapher expresses his artistic conception with different rhythms of light and heavy Ji Xu, his works will inevitably produce a dynamic beauty, which will make the viewer have deep thinking and emotional resonance. When writing, different rhythms can produce different artistic effects, and slow rhythms can give people a calm, cautious and leisurely artistic feeling; Fast rhythm can give people a stimulating and exciting artistic feeling. Different rhythms can also produce vivid changes in Mo Yun, alternating shades and dry and wet, making the whole work full of vigor and vitality. On the other hand, if you move slowly on paper at an absolute average speed and are busy with books or monotonous lines without ups and downs, your works will be dull and lifeless, and there will be no artistic appeal.