Детали
CollectionChinese Collection
Номер объектаNU11023-0
НазваниеExcerpt from the ‘Wenshutie’ in Running-cursive Script 行草书节临文殊帖
СоздательShen Zengzhi
ОписаниеThe ‘Wenshutie’, comprising 37 words in all, was the work of highly acclaimed calligrapher Yan Zhenqing (709 - 785) of the Tang Dynasty. ‘Tie’ generally refers to a short calligraphy by an accomplished calligrapher.
In this instance, it is a covering brief by Yan alerting the emperor to the following - "Recently, I have composed the ‘Stele Inscription on the Bodhisattva Manjusri (Wenshu Shili Pusa Bei)’. As I tried my best to cater to the wishes of the emperor, there may be parts that do not rhyme and harmonise well." The first twenty-seven words of the original inscription were reproduced in this piece of calligraphy by Shen Zengzhi, who managed to capture Yan Zhenqing's style with great success. This is evident in the rich rhythmic feel reminiscent of the formal elegance of classical dance and music of the court.
《文殊帖》为唐代书法家颜真卿(709-785)之作,共37字。“帖”即短信,颜真卿《文殊帖》书札直接呈予皇上,为“近日所作之《文殊师利菩萨碑》,因竭尽发扬皇上圣意,恐有文句韵律不当之处”作注释。沈曾植此书节录前27字,笔体力尽颜书,动韵丰富似宫廷舞乐,庄重而秀媚。
Artwork text:
近作一文殊师利菩萨碑,但欲发扬主上圣意,盖不近文律耳。今奉呈。东轩老人
Период созданияEarly 20th Century
НаименованиеCalligraphy
МатериалInk on Paper, Ink, Paper
Размерность
H: 146.6 cm
L: 38.7 cm
H: 235 cm
L: 67.8 cm
L: 38.7 cm
H: 235 cm
L: 67.8 cm

