Two Chinese Treatises On Calligraphy: Treatise On Calligraphy (Shu Pu) Sun Qianl: Sequel To The 'Treatise On Calligraphy' (Xu Sh-used Messina And Political Movements

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Two Chinese Treatises On Calligraphy: Treatise On Calligraphy (Shu Pu) Sun Qianl: Sequel To The 'Treatise On Calligraphy' (Xu Sh-used Messina And Political MovementsShu Pu, Completed In 687, And Xu Shu Pu, Written In 1208, Are Outstanding Among Early Treatises On Calligraphy. Chang Ch'Ungho And Hans H. Frankel Introduce And Provide Translations And Annotations For These Important Texts. The Book Also Includes A Facsimile And A Transcription Of The Original Shu Pu And A Transcription Of Xu Shu Pu (The Original Is Not Extant), Together With A Glossary Of Calligraphic Terms, An Appendix Of Persons Mentioned, And A