Learning from the Past to Understand the Present: An Examination of the Calligraphic Interactions between Huang Tingjian and An Shiwen
Abstract
Shiwen. The calligraphic interactions between Huang and An were primarily centered on calligraphy connoisseurship and collection. Huang
Tingjian viewed numerous authentic works of Yan Zhenqing at An's residence and frequently borrowed An's collected model calligraphies for
copying practice. This provided exceptionally valuable nourishment for Huang Tingjian's significant advancement in calligraphic skill and
aesthetic appreciation.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v4i6.9992
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