Exquisite dot painting - Wei Bei's "Lu Lingyuan's Epitaph" is a smart and tactful calligraphy charm

The Northern Wei Dynasty's "Lu Lingyuan's Epitaph", the full name is "The Epitaph of the Northern Wei Dynasty Yuanhua Concubine Lu". It was established in the third year of Zhengguang of the Northern Wei Dynasty (522). In 1926, it was unearthed in the south of Xiaole Village in the north of Luoyang City. The epitaph stone is 56.7 centimeters high and 56.7 centimeters wide. There are 23 lines in total, and there are 23 words in the full line.

The epitaph of Lu Lingyuan details the family lineage of the owner, which can be supplemented with the biography of Lu Xuan in the Book of Wei. The value of this epitaph is not only reflected in the preservation of historical documents, but also in the inheritance of the art of calligraphy.

The whole epitaph is smart and smart, and it is a rare epitaph in the late Northern Wei Dynasty. It absorbs some characteristics of Luoyang style in the form of dot painting, but the oblique angle of its font is not large, in addition, in the epitaph, there is a regular writing of official script and seal script. It is a very precious material for us to learn Wei Bei.

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