[萬興書畫] 歷代碑帖精粹 —— 《西峡颂 》，《乙瑛碑》，《史晨碑》，《鲜于璜碑》，《好大王碑》... | [VH] Essence of Historical Stele Rubbings (Clerical script)

Description

隸書為秦書八體之一，是漢字中常見的一種莊重的字體風格，書寫效果略微寬扁，橫畫長而直畫短，呈長方形狀，講究【蠶頭雁尾】、【一波三折】。隸書相傳起源於秦朝，相傳由程邈整理而成，在東漢時期達到頂峰，書法界有”漢隸唐楷“之稱。

隸變，是漢字由小篆演變為隸書的過程，大約發生在秦漢之間，是漢字發展的轉折點，對後世的漢字有很大的影響。中國文字在小篆以前仍然遵從《六書》造字原則，漢隸則不再遵守《六書》原則，自行變化造形。現代的楷書和行書寫法絕大部份和隸變之後相差不遠。

Clerical script (Lìshū) is one of the “Eight Styles of Qin Script” and is a commonly seen, solemn style of Chinese calligraphy. Its characters appear slightly wide and flat, with long horizontal strokes and short vertical ones, forming a rectangular shape. The script emphasizes features such as the “silkworm head and wild goose tail” (蠶頭雁尾) and the “three-fold wave stroke” (一波三折). It is believed to have originated during the Qin dynasty, traditionally attributed to Cheng Miao, and reached its peak in the Eastern Han dynasty. In the calligraphy world, there's a well-known saying: “Han clerical, Tang regular” (漢隸唐楷), highlighting the prominence of clerical script during the Han dynasty.

Clerical transformation (隸變) refers to the evolution of Chinese characters from Small Seal Script (小篆) to Clerical Script, which took place around the Qin-Han period. This transformation marked a significant turning point in the development of Chinese writing. Before this change, Chinese characters followed the principles of the Liu Shu (Six Methods of Character Formation), but clerical script began to deviate from these rules and evolved with new structural forms. Most modern regular script (楷書) and running script (行書) styles closely resemble the shapes that emerged after this clerical transformation.

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書名

《西峡颂 》
《乙瑛碑》
《史晨碑》
《鲜于璜碑》
《好大王碑》
《石門頌》
《曹全碑》
《张迁碑》
《礼器碑》

規格：16開
尺寸： 21cm X 29.5cm
頁碼：每頁頁數不同大約36-105頁
出版社：安徽美術出版社

Book Titles:

Xixia Ode

Stele of Yi Ying

Stele of Shi Chen

Stele of Xianyu Huang

Stele of the Great King

Shimen Ode

Stele of Cao Quan

Stele of Zhang Qian

Stele of Ritual Vessels

Specifications:

Format: 1/16 size

Dimensions: 21 cm × 29.5 cm

Pages: Varies by volume, approximately 36–105 pages

Publisher: Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House