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Wei Guangcheng <br/> 魏光乘
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Ode on Pied Wagtails, Semi-cursive script, Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Calligraphy of the Tang Dynasty, Handscroll, ink on paper, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang dynasty  唐玄宗  (685-762), ''Ode on Pied Wagtails''  鶺鴒頌
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Ode on Pied Wagtails, :''"The brushwork in this handscroll is steady and the use of ink rich, having a force of vigor and magnanimity in every stroke. The brushwork also clearly reveals pauses and transitions in the strokes. The character forms are similar to those of Wang Xizhi's (303-361) characters assembled into "Preface to the Sacred Teaching" composed in the Tang dynasty, but the strokes are even more robust. It demonstrates the influence of Xuanzong’s promotion of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy at that time and reflects the trend towards plump aesthetics in the High Tang under his reign."''   :—National Palace Museum
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唐玄宗
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の筆遣いは、一筆一筆で活力と迫力が発揮される、墨の豊かで安定した筆遣いである。筆致は筆致の一時停止と筆致の変遷も明らかにしている。字形は王之の『聖教序』にまとめられた字形に似ているが、画風は更に堅牢である。「それは、当時の王之の書道振興における玄宗の影響を物語るもので、その治世下の高唐の沈香美学の傾向を反映している」と評されている。
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inconsistent pindaric ode horatian ode inconsistently ode inconsistency plumping plumpness plump cursively brushwork cursive