[萬興書畫] 歷代碑帖精粹 —— 唐《小楷靈飛經》《小楷靈飛經墨跡》| [VH] "Calligraphy Classics — Tang Dynasty 'Lingfei Jing' in Small Regular Script"

《靈飛經》為學習小楷的範本，可以追溯到有清一代。小楷《靈飛經》既有寫經書法之精熟，又處處顯現二王書風之雅致，元趙孟頫、明文徵明、董其昌及當代啟功等書法名家都曾受到該帖的影響。《靈飛經》全名《靈飛六甲經》，是一卷道教的經書，主要闡述存思之法。書于唐元二十六年(七三八)，無書款。元代袁桷、明代董其昌始定為唐鐘紹京所書。當今學界一般認為是唐內府的楷書手所書。

規格：16開
尺寸：21cm X 29.5cm
頁碼：每本頁數不同大約29-57頁
出版社：安徽美術出版社

The Lingfei Jing is a classic model for learning small regular script (xiaokai) and can be traced back to the Qing dynasty. It combines the refined skill of sutra-copying calligraphy with the elegance of the “Two Wangs” style (Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi). Many renowned calligraphers—such as Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan dynasty, Wen Zhengming and Dong Qichang of the Ming dynasty, and the modern master Qi Gong—were influenced by this workThe full title of the text is Lingfei Liu Jia Jing (Lingfei Six Jia Sutra), a Taoist scripture primarily expounding on meditation and inner visualization practices (cunsi). It was transcribed in the 26th year of the Tang Kaiyuan era (738), without a signature. It was later attributed to Tang calligrapher Zhong Shaojing by Yuan scholar Yuan Jue and Ming scholar Dong Qichang. Today, most scholars believe it was written by a professional scribe in the imperial court of the Tang dynasty.

Book Details:
Format: 16mo (roughly A5 size)
Dimensions: 21 cm × 29.5 cm
Pages: Each volume varies, approximately 29–57 pages
Publisher: Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House