Calligraphy Classics Series Vol. 16: Inscription on the Sweet Spring at Jiucheng Palace

This is considered the finest regular script in history and one of the most widely studied masterpieces to date. It has been vividly restored based on a rubbing from the Song Dynasty, featuring bold, rich, and vibrant lines. Approximately 80% of the work is "skeleton writing," showing the brushstrokes of characters that are difficult to see, and there are also detailed explanations of stroke order and more. It also includes a modern translation and introductions to sections that could be turned into works, making it a must-have copy model for students of calligraphy.

Table of Contents

Features of this series / What is copying classical calligraphy? / About cursive writing / Jiucheng Palace Liquan Inscription (full size, full text) - Commentary, Japanese translation, and outline / Modern Japanese translation / Commentary / About the original used / Characteristics of character shapes / Character shapes and stroke order / For creating calligraphy works (sections suitable for copying)