Song Tuo, Tang Yunhui, General Li Xiubei

[Stele of General Li Xiu of Tang Yunhui by Song Tuo]

The Stele of General Li Xiu of Tang Yunhui, written by Li Yong, carved by Tang Tuo, cut and framed into a volume, 54 pages in total, 27.5 cm in length and 14.5 cm in width
There are 34 seals, such as Wang Cunshan, Gu Guan’s postscript, “Serious Hall” and “Zonghan’s Seal”
This tablet is inscribed by Guo Zhuoran and Hou Cimin on the first month of the first year of Tang Tianbao (742)
The stone tablet was originally located in Liangxiang County, Hebei Province. After the stone was broken, it was destroyed into a stone foundation. At the beginning of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Li Yin was ordered to dig six foundations in the office, build the office wall and buy it, and then move it to Beijing Zhaoyin Office. Wang Weijian died in the Yellow River flood with the four foundations of Bian in Wanli, and the remaining two stone foundations. In the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, Wu Han, the prime minister of Beijing Zhaoyin, moved to the Wentianxiang Temple
The calligraphy of this tablet is majestic and elegant, with the beauty of two kings. Dong Qichang of the Ming Dynasty said: “The right army is like a dragon, and the North Sea is like an elephant.” The so-called elephant refers to the powerful and thick strokes, and this “Li Xiu Stele” is enough
There are only two rubbings of the Song Dynasty before this monument is chiseled into a foundation. The other was originally the Nanhai Kongguang Pottery Collection, which is now in Guangzhou Museum
Zhao Mingcheng of the Song Dynasty, and Wang Chang of the Qing Dynasty, and other books.

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