Look at letters that became calligraphy models
By National Palace Museum, Taiwan
Learn how Wang Xizhi’s letters were transmitted through copies and modelbooks.
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- Look at letters that became calligraphy models
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- National Palace Museum, Taiwan
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- Historical exhibition essay
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- Past exhibition, April–June 2016. A surviving copy or rubbing is not necessarily the writer’s own ink.
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- Learn how Wang Xizhi’s letters were transmitted through copies and modelbooks.
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- 2026-11-01
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