Lingaku- Four Great Calligraphers of early Tang
- refers to Yu Shinan 虞世南[Yu2 Shi4 nan2], Ouyang Xun 歐陽詢|欧阳询[Ou1 yang2 Xun2], Chu Suiliang 褚遂良[Chu3 Sui4 liang2] and Xue Ji 薛稷[Xue1 Ji4]
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- Four Great Calligraphers of early Tang
- refers to Yu Shinan, Ouyang Xun, Chu Suiliang, and Xue Ji
This phrase refers to a group of four renowned calligraphers from the early Tang dynasty, indicating their prominence in Chinese calligraphy history.
The Four Great Calligraphers of the early Tang dynasty are considered the pinnacle of calligraphy art.
Their works had a profound impact on later calligraphers.
This part specifies the names of the individual calligraphers recognized within the group, highlighting their contributions to the art form.
Yu Shinan is famous for his unique calligraphy style.
Ouyang Xun's regular script is praised by later generations as a masterpiece.
Chu Suiliang's works are elegant in style and deeply loved.
Xue Ji's calligraphy is known for its strength and vigor.
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Táng chū Sì Dà jiā唐初四大家Four Great Calligraphers of early TangTáng唐chū初shū fǎ书法dà jiā大家masters of calligraphy in early TangTáng dài唐代shū fǎ书法calligraphy of the Tang dynastyshū fǎ书法yì shù艺术art of calligraphyshū fǎ书法fēng gé风格style of calligraphyshū fǎ书法zuò pǐn作品calligraphic worksshū fǎ书法jiāo xué教学calligraphy teachingshū fǎ书法zhǎn lǎn展览calligraphy exhibitionshū fǎ书法ài hào zhě爱好者calligraphy enthusiastsshū fǎ书法jì qiǎo技巧calligraphy techniquesshū fǎ书法liú pài流派calligraphy schoolsshū fǎ书法lì shǐ历史history of calligraphyshū fǎ书法chuán chéng传承inheritance of calligraphy