What kind of exquisite calligraphy works can we see under Mr. Ma Baoshan's pen? The following are the selected pictures of Ma Baoshan's calligraphy that I compiled for you, hoping to help you!

Appreciation of Selected Calligraphy Works of Ma Baoshan

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Ma Bao Shan's Personal Profile

Ma Baoshan, Shou Chang, pen name Fu Ying, real name Yi Ming. Calligrapher, Yi Dao calligraphy, creator. 194 1 Gujiao, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, university degree, senior editor. He has served as vice president of Legal Daily and deputy editor-in-chief of China Lawyer's Newspaper for many years. He is currently the executive vice president of China Behavioral Law Society, the president of Tiantai Yi Dao Research Institute, the president of Yi Ming Painting and Calligraphy Institute, and the honorary president of Huaxia Metropolitan Journalists Club.

He has published Yi Dao Calligraphy, Yi Dao Yao Shuo, Yi Dao Ji, Yi Dao Gua Shuo, Yi Dao Taiji Shuo, Yi Dao Xiang Shu Logic and Yi De Shuo. In the field of philosophy research of the Book of Changes, a brand-new perspective, a brand-new concept, a brand-new method, a brand-new argument and a brand-new system are given.

On the stroke speed of calligraphy

Stroke speed refers to the stroke gesture made by calligraphers according to the needs of calligraphy writing, which is slow or slow, urgent or urgent, cool or astringent, and produces completely different pen and ink effects. Stroke speed is the most important and key technique in calligraphy-an important part of brushwork, which is called "three elements of brushwork" together with the angle and depth of the nib. The three are closely related, interdependent and inseparable. Generally speaking, the stroke speed combines the pen tip angle and the pen tip depth to complete a book. The state of pen speed affects and restricts the artistic effect of other elements of the pen to a certain extent, and even affects the artistic value of a book. However, when analyzing and studying brushwork, people often pay more attention to the angle of brushwork and the depth of brushwork, rather than the speed of brushwork, which has caused many calligraphy lovers, especially beginners, to despise and ignore brushwork, thus affecting the improvement of calligraphy. Throughout the excellent calligraphy works at home and abroad, all calligraphers have endowed the calligraphy works with magical, meaningful, stirring and inspiring artistic charm through the accurate, ingenious, subtle, exquisite and spiritual grasp and control of the speed of writing and the perfect cooperation with other pen elements.