Kuijun Sun's fan calligraphy - 孫揆均書法扇面
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- The late-Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China
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Kuijun Sun born in Jiangsu, China, specialized in poems and calligraphy. He was well-known for his poems and his skinny- golden-style calligraphic writing. In 1902, Sun and Zhihui Wu (1864-1953) studied in Japan. They were involved in a protest and it led to their deportation. After returning to China, Sun served as a senior secretary in the ministry of education. He continued studying calligraphy and devoted himself to it after his retirement.
孫揆均，字叔方，號寒厓、鶴主等，江蘇無錫人，曾和和吳稚暉於1902年赴日求學。兩人涉入所謂「吳孫事件」，而被驅除出境。離開日本時，梁啟超親自到碼頭送行。回國後，孫揆均曾任教育部簡任秘書等職位。孫揆均工詩書，擅寫瘦金體，並著有詩集「寒厓集」。
Tongchuan Yu (1668-?) mentioned: “During the period of Emperor Ming Xianzong and Ming Xiaozong, people who got the first place in the imperial examination usually became well-known scholars. Ao Wang (1450-1524), Hetan Qian (1461—1504) and Qi Dong (1487-1546 ) were the most productive scholars. Wang’s and Qian’s writing patterns are elegant and grandiose. Dong’s style is recognized as innovative and virtuous. Wang’s and Qian’s style, which is viewed as a unique writing style, was glorified by Ching-chuan Tang (1507-1560) and was maintained until the end of the Ming dynasty. On the contrary, no one continued Dong’s style after his death."
俞桐川曰：「成宏二朝，會元皆能名世；文之富者，為王守谿，錢鶴灘，董中峯三家。王錢之體正大，中峯之格孤高。王錢之後衍於荊川，終明之世，號曰元鐙。中峯以後，其傳遂絕。」
Postscript: dedication to Dasan in August 1892; Signature: Brother Kuijun Sun
款識: 壬辰八月, 達三仁兄大人雅屬, 弟孫揆均.
Shufang
叔方
- Creator
Sun, Kuijun, 1866-1941
孫揆均, 1866-1941
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- Recollection Wisconsin
- Contributing Institution
- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
- Collection
- The Collection of Chinese Calligraphy and Paintings donated by Tse-Tsung Chow
周策縱捐贈書畫集
Tse-Tsung Chow Collection of Chinese Calligraphy and Paintings
周策縱書畫卷軸與扇面收藏集 - Type
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- Fan calligraphy書法扇面
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- Chinese, 中文
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- Sun, Kuijun, 1866-1941, 孫揆均, 1866-1941. Kuijun Sun's fan calligraphy - 孫揆均書法扇面. The late-Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Retrieved from the Digital Public Library of America, http://collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/ref/collection/scroll/id/51. (Accessed April 19, 2024.)
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- Sun, Kuijun, 1866-1941, 孫揆均, 1866-1941, (The late-Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China) Kuijun Sun's fan calligraphy - 孫揆均書法扇面. Retrieved from the Digital Public Library of America, http://collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/ref/collection/scroll/id/51
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- Sun, Kuijun, 1866-1941, 孫揆均, 1866-1941. Retrieved from the Digital Public Library of America <http://collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/ref/collection/scroll/id/51>.