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An Initial Research on WangDuo's Calligraphy

Ding Nan

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WangDuo was a great calligrapher at the end of Ming Dynasty and begnning of Qing Dynasty. His Calligraphy, Taking after WangXizhi and WangXianzhi, had firm strokes, precipitous structure, strong rhythm and sharp particularly. He strongly recommended calligraphy reform so as to save the art of Calligraphy of the end of Ming Dynasty from declining. He became a great calligraphy of this time.

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WangDuo was a great calligrapher at the end of Ming Dynasty and begnning of Qing Dynasty. His Calligraphy, Taking after WangXizhi and WangXianzhi, had firm strokes, precipitous structure, strong rhythm and sharp particularly. He strongly recommended calligraphy reform so as to save the art of Calligraphy of the end of Ming Dynasty from declining. He became a great calligraphy of this time.

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WangDuo was a great calligrapher at the end of Ming Dynasty and begnning of Qing Dynasty. His Calligraphy, Taking after WangXizhi and WangXianzhi, had firm strokes, precipitous structure, strong rhythm and sharp particularly. He strongly recommended calligraphy reform so as to save the art of Calligraphy of the end of Ming Dynasty from declining. He became a great calligraphy of this time.

Key concepts: Calligraphy, Art, Ancient history, Visual arts, Literature, History, Painting

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