An Inquiry into Calligraphic Features of the Characters from the-War-Period to the Qin Dynasty
WU Xiao-y
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WU Xiao-y
Abstract
The Warring States period to the Qin Dynasty calligraphy Shu literature in recent years has very high academic value of calligraphy,which fully display the seal of the Qin Dynasty,with Xiaozhuan transition erroneous forms phenomenon,and is the hot spot of research concerns the history of calligraphy. These ink and inscribed wooden slips seal character make up the defect of having no trace of Book Shu in pre-Qin era and provide very important evidence of material to clarify the problem of the origin of the official script calligraphy history,and at the same time,have a huge favorable impact on the discovery of Han Dynasty calligraphy art.
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The Warring States period to the Qin Dynasty calligraphy Shu literature in recent years has very high academic value of calligraphy,which fully display the seal of the Qin Dynasty,with Xiaozhuan transition erroneous forms phenomenon,and is the hot spot of research concerns the history of calligraphy. These ink and inscribed wooden slips seal character make up the defect of having no trace of Book Shu in pre-Qin era and provide very important evidence of material to clarify the problem of the origin of the official script calligraphy history,and at the same time,have a huge favorable impact on the discovery of Han Dynasty calligraphy art.
Key concepts: Calligraphy, Inscribed figure, Seal (emblem), Period (music), Character (mathematics), TRACE (psycholinguistics), Shang dynasty, Art