Song Dynasty calligraphy four everyone is not Su, Huang, Mi, Cai? How did it change to this surname Xue?
Who is this surname Xue? Never heard of it!
Emperor Gaozong of the Great Song Dynasty once said plainly: "Su, Huang, Mi, and Xue's gestures are turned upside down, and each is interesting." ”
It was the emperor's big man who made up his mind first, it was his old man who dragged Xue Mou hard into the four big people, and Yang Ban did not have the guts.
Emperor Gaozong gave such a high evaluation, this Xue Shaopeng was naturally not an idle person.
As the saying goes, "learning well is not as good as mixing", the biggest advantage of this Xue Shaopeng is that it is good to mix, to put it bluntly, it is to follow the right person!
This Iron Brother of Xue Classmate is the famous Mi Fu, and it can be said that the two are inseparable from each other. The key is that our Xue classmate has a good personality, is introverted, and forms a clear complement to Mi Fu's crazy energy.
Therefore, Big Brother Mi took extra care of this little brother. Mi Fu himself once ridiculed: "The world says that Mi Xue or Xue Mi is like a brother or a brother." ”
There are many stories of Xue Shaopeng, but this is not the point.
How about his calligraphy? The following five works basically explain the situation, let's understand it for ourselves!
Below each work is Yang Ban's copy of the work, to make a display and exchange for everyone, detailed comments on the calligrapher's writing skills and ins and outs, I will talk about it in the video, here will be omitted!
The first painting: Xue Shaopeng [To Bo Chong Tai Wei Za], now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei
Xue Shaopeng [to Bo Chong Tai Wei Za] original
Yang Ban [Xue Shaopeng to Bo Chong Tai Wei Za] copied the works
The second painting: Xue Shaopeng [Yesterday's post], now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei
Xue Shaopeng [yesterday's post] original
Yang Ban [Xue Shaopeng yesterday post] copied the work
The third painting: Xue Shaopeng [YuanZhang Summons Rice Post], now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei
One of the originals of Xue Shaopeng's [Yuanzhang Summoning Rice Sticker].
Xue Shaopeng [Yuanzhang Summoning Rice Sticker] Original No. 2
Yang Ban [Xue Shao Peng Yuanzhang Summoning Rice Sticker] copied the work
The fourth painting: Xue Shaopeng [Dangerous Paint paste], now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei
Xue Shaopeng [dangerous coating] original part
Yang Ban [Xue ShaoPeng Wei Tu Ti] copied the work
Fifth painting: Xue Shaopeng [Qinghe Ti], now in the Palace Museum in Beijing
Xue Shaopeng [Qinghe Ti] original part
Yang Ban [Xue Shao Peng Qing and Ti] copied the works
The calligraphy works in the text are selected from Yang Ban's [Complete Collection of Chinese Calligraphy Copying creations] Song Dynasty volumes
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