Dong Qichang's "Cursive Poems": a nature, elegant life

Dong Qichang's "Cursive Poetry", with 164.8, 49.8 cm, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.Dong Qichang was the most outstanding figure in the history of Chinese painting and calligraphy in the early 17th century. He was an epoch -making master of art.

Dong's retro, the master of the teacher, but also advocated that it is not restrained by Chen Jie, and dares to become ancient. Calligraphy is famous for elegant. Whether it is regular script, script, grass, or crazy grass, it is a fabrication of Xiao Sanjian's wind. This cannotNot to mention closely related to his calligraphy thought.When he commented on the works of his predecessors, he used "Xiao San Gu Dan", "with light as ancient sects", and "bland and strange"."Make it light".In his eyes, "light" is "in the surface, lighter, faint, and the charm overflows, and the style is unique but no dusty."

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