This article explores the use of bronze in creating writing tools, highlighting brush rests, ink stones, and writing knives, and demonstrating the connection between bronze and the art and practice of writing in ancient China.
This article explores how inscriptions on bronze ware provide a visual record of the evolution of ancient Chinese writing styles, highlighting the influence of the medium on script forms, layout, and the development of calligraphic principles.
This article explores the use of bronze in ancient Chinese writing tools, highlighting brush holders, ink stones, and writing knives, and demonstrating how bronze was used in both practical and artistic applications related to the production of written documents.
Introduces Lishu script as a pivotal style in Chinese calligraphy, bridging the gap between ancient seal script and more modern styles. Highlights its historical significance and unique features.