[萬興書畫] 歷代碑帖精粹 —— 唐 李陽冰 《三墳記》| [VH] Tang Dynasty, Li Yangbing: "Records of the Three Tombs"

李陽冰（生卒年不詳），約生於唐玄宗開元年間。唐代文學家、書法家。字少溫，漢族，譙郡（治今安徽亳州）人。李白族叔，為李白作《草堂集序》。初為縉雲令、當塗令，後官至國子監丞、集賢院學士。世稱少監。兄弟五人皆富文詞、工篆書。初師李斯《嶧山碑》，以瘦勁取勝。他善詞章，工書法，尤精小篆。自詡“斯翁之後，直至小生，曹喜、蔡邕不足也。”他所書寫的篆書，“勁利豪爽，風行而集，識者謂之蒼頡後身。”甚至被後人稱為“李斯之後的千古一人”。

規格：16開
尺寸：21cm X 29.5cm
頁碼：72頁
出版社：安徽美術出版社

Li Yangbing (exact birth and death years unknown), was born around the Kaiyuan era of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. He was a Tang dynasty literary figure and calligrapher. Courtesy name Shaowen, Han Chinese, from Qiao Commandery (present-day Bozhou, Anhui Province). He was Li Bai’s paternal uncle and wrote the preface for Li Bai’s Caotang Ji (Thatched Cottage Collection). Initially, he served as magistrate of Jinyun and Dangtu, later rising to Vice Director of the Imperial Academy and Academician of the Jixian Institute. Known as Shaojian, he had five brothers, all talented in literature and seal script calligraphy. He first studied under Li Si’s Yishan Stele and was renowned for his slender and vigorous style. Skilled in poetry and prose, especially proficient in small seal script, he claimed: “From Master Si to me, even Cao Xi and Cai Yong are not my match.” His seal script was described as “strong, sharp, and bold, spreading widely and collected, recognized by connoisseurs as the successor of Cangjie.” Later generations even called him “the unparalleled figure after Li Si through the ages.”

Book Details:
Format: 16mo (roughly A5 size)
Dimensions: 21 cm x 29.5 cm
Pages: 72
Publisher: Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House