Jiang Ren

Jiang Ren

Jiang Ren (1743-1795) was originally named Tai, with the word Jieping. Later, he got the bronze seal of "Jiang Ren" and enjoyed it very much, so he changed his name to Jiang Ren, who was born in Renhe (Hangzhou) of Zhejiang Province. He is lonely and cold in nature. He is silent and laughable. He seldom connects with the world all his life. One of the eight Xiling schools.

brief introduction

Peng Shaosheng's calligraphy is the first of its kind. In his book, he studied the two kings from rice, sun Guoting, Yan Zhenqing, and Yang Ning. When it came to being, it was difficult to distinguish the characters from the ink. He is good at painting mountains and rivers, and has a quiet and pleasant taste. The time is also elegant and refined. Ding Jing is the master of seal cutting. He can compete with his favorite works. He is also good at carving bamboo. He tries to make a statue of a woman made of bamboo. She wraps her head in a cloth cloth and crosses a deer. Her pleats are very simple and ancient. The deer's toes are engraved with two regular script of Jiang Ren, which is similar to ordinary ink. He died 53 years ago. He is one of the "eight schools of Xiling" and good at calligraphy. Jiang Ren had a poor family and lived a simple life with his wife and daughter. Calligraphers Yan Zhenqing, sun Guoting and Yang Ning are good at regular script. Seal cutting is very admirable for Ding Jing, learning from his method, and being good at simplicity. It's ancient in the vigor, and it's unique. The edge section of running script is the God of Yan style calligraphy. It is dark and natural with unique charm. In his whole life, he was honest and cold, and was not easy to write for others. Therefore, there were not many popular works. Only 26 seals were included in jiluo Jushi seal.

Related research

Zhu Qi's "Jiang Ren's life and seal cutting art" (theses of the second "Gushan Zheng Yin" international seal study summit "Xiling Seal Society) Zhu Qi's" Research on the eight schools of Xiling: Jiang Ren "(treatise)