[トウ]石如法書選集の新研究(六)追補 [トウ]石如の古蹟

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Deng-Shiru (1743-1805) was one of the most remarkable and influential shufa-jia (calligrapher) and zuanke-jia (seal engraver) during the Qing period (1644-1911), and left an extraordinary impact for future generations. "Deng-Shiru Fashu-Xuanji" (1963, Renmin-Chubanshe ) is a collection of works of Deng-Shiru selected for publishing by Deng-Yizhe descended from Deng-Shiru. So far, there have been some studies dealing with part of this publication, but no comprehensive research paper is available. This study aims to integrate past studies and present new results. The contents are as follows: 1) Rewrite the scripts written with ink brush by Deng-Shiru in Zhuan-shu (the engraved seal style of Chinese character writing), Li-shu (the square plain style of Chinese character writing), Kai-shu (the square style of Chinese character writing), Xing-shu (the intermediate style of Chinese character writing), Cao-shu (the cursive style of Chinese character writing) into the modern Chinese characters 2) Translate the scripts into Japanese. 3) Collect past research papers. 4) Annotate on the important related writings obtained by searching works of Qing litterateurs. 5) Describe the new findings and results of the study.