C89 沈尹默·行书对联

 

Shen Yin Mo · ‘Xing Shu’ Couplets

时代:近代
名称:沈尹默行楷对联
作者:沈尹默(公元1883年-公元1971年)
简介:
民初帖学书家沈尹默原名君默,是近代中国最负盛名的书法家之一。他初以学帖出名,后来在碑上也下了一番苦功,近五十岁时,他致力于行草书,从米南宫而释智永,虞世南,褚遂良,再上溯二王,再到故宫博览历代名迹,眼界大开。这是沈尹默书法生涯中的一个关键时期,其书法由此打进,个人风格也基本形成。民国初年,书坛已有“南沈北于(右任)”之称。
书体:行书

Era: Modern History

Calligrapher: Shen Yin Mo (1883 – 1971)

Overview: Shen Yin Mo, whose original name was Yin Mo, specialized in brush-written calligraphy and incised calligraphy (eg. on stones and other objects). He was one of the most notable Chinese calligraphers of the modern era. He earned his fame through brush-written calligraphy (paper-based calligraphy), initially. He took up incised calligraphy seriously at later stage and made his presence felt consequently. His scholastic life seemed to be blossoming once more as he approached his 50s. His ‘Xing Shu’ and ‘Cao Shu’ calligraphy works which carry the magnificence of the Mi Nan Gong masterpiece, plus the ingenuity of Shi Zhi Yong, Yu Shi Nan, Chu Sui Liang, Wang Xi Zhi, Wang Xian Zhi, and some of those amazing imperial showpieces of different epochs, are real eye-openers. From there on, Shen sealed his leading and influential position in the calligraphy arena. Having established his name in this critical period, he won the hearts of many with a calligraphy style that boasts his individuality and personality. In the early founding of the Republic of China, Shen Yin Mo ruled the south while Yu You Ren took the helm in the north, with their calligraphy prowess.

Calligraphy Style: Xing Shu

 

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