清何紹基隸書以俟知奧　橫幅

Four Characters in Clerical Script

法書

以俟知奧。（隸書）。何紹基。（行書）。

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文物統一編號	贈書000262N000000000
作品號	贈書00026200000
品名	清何紹基隸書以俟知奧　橫幅 Four Characters in Clerical Script
分類	法書
作者	何紹基
書體	隸書
數量	一幅
作品語文	漢文
釋文	以俟知奧。（隸書）。何紹基。（行書）。

位置	尺寸(公分)
本幅	40.5x114.4
全幅	45.6x143

質地位置	質地
本幅	紙

題跋類別	作者	位置	款識	書體	全文
簽	譚澤闓	包首			何隸書橫幅。以俟知奧。習是齋。

印記類別	印主	印記
收傳印記	譚澤闓	習是齋藏天隨閣遺篋珍品
作者印記	何紹基	子貞
作者印記	何紹基	何紹基印

類別	參考資料
網頁展示說明	何紹基（西元１７９９－１８７３年），湖南道州（今道縣）人。字子貞，號東洲居士，晚號蝯叟。道光十六年（１８３６）進士，工經術詞章，尤精於說文考訂之學和金石碑版文字。其書法以唐代的顏真卿為根基，上溯周秦、兩漢篆隸，下至六朝南北碑拓，晚年則隸篆真行融為一體，卓然自成一家。　　本幅縱四０．五公分，橫一一四．四公分，僅橫書「以俟知奧」四字，屬大字書幅。這四字體勢渾厚，頗不同於向見其行書的閒適韻味，筆劃雖圓潤但筆筆有力，足見其隸書的根底之深厚。
網頁展示說明	Ho Shao-chi (tzu Tzu-chen, hao Tung-chou chu-shih, wan-hao Yuan-sou,) was a native of Tao-chou (modern Tao-hsien), Hunan province. He passed the chin-shih examinations in the 16th year of the Tao-kuang reign (1836). He particularly excelled in textual research of the Shuo-wen dictionary and metal and stone script. His calligraphic style is based on the work of the T'ang master Yen Chen-ch'ing, though it also bears influences from the seal and clerical script of the Chou, Ch'in, and Han dynasties up to the stele rubbings produced in the Six Dynasties and Northern and Southern Dynasties. Later in his career, Ho fused clerical, seal, standard and running scripts together to produce an exemplary calligraphic style of his own. This work is a large-character scroll with four characters; "yi-ssu chih-ao." They are executed in a natural and powerful style, contrasting markedly with the idle charm of his running script. The brushwork is full and gracefully rounded, yet each stroke is vigorously executed, showing Ho's mastery of clerical script.

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網頁展示說明

何紹基（西元１７９９－１８７３年），湖南道州（今道縣）人。字子貞，號東洲居士，晚號蝯叟。道光十六年（１８３６）進士，工經術詞章，尤精於說文考訂之學和金石碑版文字。其書法以唐代的顏真卿為根基，上溯周秦、兩漢篆隸，下至六朝南北碑拓，晚年則隸篆真行融為一體，卓然自成一家。　　本幅縱四０．五公分，橫一一四．四公分，僅橫書「以俟知奧」四字，屬大字書幅。這四字體勢渾厚，頗不同於向見其行書的閒適韻味，筆劃雖圓潤但筆筆有力，足見其隸書的根底之深厚。

網頁展示說明

Ho Shao-chi (tzu Tzu-chen, hao Tung-chou chu-shih, wan-hao Yuan-sou,) was a native of Tao-chou (modern Tao-hsien), Hunan province. He passed the chin-shih examinations in the 16th year of the Tao-kuang reign (1836). He particularly excelled in textual research of the Shuo-wen dictionary and metal and stone script. His calligraphic style is based on the work of the T'ang master Yen Chen-ch'ing, though it also bears influences from the seal and clerical script of the Chou, Ch'in, and Han dynasties up to the stele rubbings produced in the Six Dynasties and Northern and Southern Dynasties. Later in his career, Ho fused clerical, seal, standard and running scripts together to produce an exemplary calligraphic style of his own. This work is a large-character scroll with four characters; "yi-ssu chih-ao." They are executed in a natural and powerful style, contrasting markedly with the idle charm of his running script. The brushwork is full and gracefully rounded, yet each stroke is vigorously executed, showing Ho's mastery of clerical script.

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