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內容簡介（英文） |
Yu Yu-jen (original name Boxun, style name Saoxin, sobriquet Ranweng), native to Sanyuan, Shaanxi, ran a late-Qing newspaper advocating revolution. In the Republican era he became Director of the Control Yuan. He excelled at poetry and calligraphy, organizing cursive script over the ages for a 1,000-character essay on “Standard Cursive Script.” In early years he imitated Northern steles, his calligraphy massive and angular. Later he focused on cursive script, his brushwork becoming rounded. Concealing the tip for introversion, his calligraphy became like seal script, more rounded and powerful. This work, donated by Mr. Chang Te-ts’ui, is in Yu‘s early Wei-stele manner. His brushwork is straightforward, the characters broad with majestic force.(20120104)
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