Calligraphic Research And Creative Inspiration Of San Shi Pan

The development of bronze ware has gone through a long and tortuous process from Shang to Qin and Han dynasties.San Shi Pan was an outstanding representative at the peak of the development of bronze ware,which embodied a unique art of calligraphy in terms of the font characteristics.Taking San Shi Pan as the main research object,the main research methods are observation,image analysis,graphic comparison and literature research.Firstly,this paper will give a brief overview of basic contents include its excavation and interpretation.In addition,the in-depth research will be conducted in combination with other golden words from the aspects of its lines,character potential,body structure,rules and methods.Secondly,since the discovery of San Shi Pan,it has been highly praised by bookmakers who gave a simple description of the copying works and personal styles.And their writing techniques,ideas and other aspects have made a significant impact to the later generations for learning seal script.Lastly,through the specific analysis of the artistic characteristics of San Shi Pan,I have summarized the skills of writing features,ink,words' characters,structures and made further innovation and exploration.The innovation is to make a comprehensive research on the calligraphy of San Shi Pan and summarize the creative experience and innovative ideas of big-seal script calligraphy through the creation practice.Through the specific analysis of the artistic characteristics of San Shi Pan and the summary of the experience of bookmakers' copying,the feeling of copying and creating could be realized and students could have a further comprehensive understanding of San Shi Pan and the creation techniques of big-seal script calligraphy.Always adhere to the principle of "Inheriting tradition,being extensive knowledgeable",we could integrate the ancient times into our own artistic style,which will play an important role in carrying forward the tradition and developing the art of big-seal script calligraphy with the changes of The Times.