Wáng Xīzhī

Extremely Rare copy of Wang Xizhi work from the Tang Dynasty found in Japan

By Dave Gosine / 09/01/2013 /

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.

Wang Xizhi and Kukai of a new era

By Beyond Calligraphy / 06/12/2012 /

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).

I maghi dell’inchiostro: 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361). Parte II

By Daniela Di Perna / 13/07/2012 /

Wang Xizhi, come molti calligrafi, era spesso sbadato e quando si immergeva totalmente nei suoi studi, si distraeva del tutto. Un giorno, chiamato dalla

Wizards of Ink: 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361), Part IV

By Ponte Ryūrui / 18/06/2012 /

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

I maghi dell’inchiostro: 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361). Parte I

By Daniela Di Perna / 31/05/2012 /

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

Les magiciens de l’encre : 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361), troisième partie.

By Olivier Delasalle / 25/05/2012 /

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

Cómo entender la caligrafía del Extremo Oriente (parte 2)

By Jon Leniz / 19/05/2012 /

Los caracteres en caligrafía deben aparecer vivos, preservando la mente del artista, y ser lo suficientemente expresivos para ser capaces de narrar una

Les magiciens de l’encre 王羲之 (Wang Xizhi, 303 – 361) 2ème partie

By Olivier Delasalle / 16/05/2012 /

Comme beaucoup de calligraphes, Wang Xizhi était souvent distrait, et lorsqu’il était totalement immergé dans ses études, il avait tendance à être oublieux.