The Expressive Significance of Brush and Ink : A Guided Journey Through the History of Chinese Calli

Yi Ying, Minister of Lu Stele
Ink Rubbing, Han dynasty

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Zhang Menglong, Governor of Lujun Stele (front side)
Ink Rubbing, Northern Wei dynasty

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Baonu Tie
Wang Xizhi, Jin dynasty

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Sweet Springs at the Nine Accomplishments Palace Inscription
Ouyang Xun, Tang dynasty

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Preface to the Orchid Pavilion
Chu Suiliang, Tang dynasty

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Preface to the Sacred Teachings
Huairen, Tang dynasty

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Calligraphy by the Four Masters
Song dynasty

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On the Origins of the “Orchid Pavilion Preface”
Zhao Mengfu, Yuan dynasty

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Jade Dewdrops from the Crane Forest in Running Script
Wen Zhengming, Ming dynasty

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Copy of the “Seventeen Inscription”
Dong Qichang, Ming dynasty

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Poems in Regulated Verse with Seven Characters per Line
Wang Fengyuan, Ming dynasty

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Copy of “Text Cursing the State of Chu”
Wang Shu, Qing dynasty

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Antithetical Couplet with Seven Characters per Line
in Running Script
Deng Erya, Qing dynasty

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Antithetical Couplet with Seven Characters per Line
in Running Regular Script
Liu Yong, Qing dynasty

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