An extremely rare copy of a work by fourth century Chinese calligraphy legend Wang Xizhi has been unearthed in Japan, the first such discovery in four decades, Tokyo National Museum said Tuesday.
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The exhibition was held with the hope of nurturing a younger generation of calligraphers in the tradition of Wang Xizhi (王羲之) and Kukai (空海).
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Wang Xizhi, come molti calligrafi, era spesso sbadato e quando si immergeva totalmente nei suoi studi, si distraeva del tutto. Un giorno, chiamato dalla
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A total of 21 copies of Wang Xizhi works survived. All of them were created during the Tang dynasty by the order of Emperor Taizong of Tang
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Wang Xizhi è nato in una famiglia nobile e potente. Suo padre aveva dei legami con la famiglia reale e alcuni membri della sua famiglia avevano il controllo
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Parmi eux se trouvait Wang Xizhi (王羲之, pinyin: Wang Xizhi, 303–361) qui, légèrement enivré après le joyeux événement, s’assit sur les berges d’une petite
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Los caracteres en caligrafía deben aparecer vivos, preservando la mente del artista, y ser lo suficientemente expresivos para ser capaces de narrar una
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Comme beaucoup de calligraphes, Wang Xizhi était souvent distrait, et lorsqu’il était totalement immergé dans ses études, il avait tendance à être oublieux.
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En chino, el arte de la caligrafía es conocido como shu fa (書法, los principios / leyes de la escritura) y en japonés como shodou (書道, el camino de la
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Wang Xizhi est à la calligraphie chinoise ce que Michel-Ange est à la sculpture ou ce que Shakespeare est à la littérature. Bien qu’aucune de ses
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