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    ina,thatthe    inineforsinspirationforthehighestideal    ofperfectrhythelyhappy    iingadragonfly,afrog,agrasshopperorapie    observation,itseethereforethatthespiritoforesensual,re    passionate,refulloftheartistsoore    oreinharnyayexpressthis    differencebyusizslanguageaadsayingthateseartis    apollonianart,ousdifferenceis    possibleonlythroughadifferentuandingandappreassuch.    sofartarsofrhythnhasnotplayedthedonantrok    hasalings.curiouslyenough,thiscultof    rhythrathedevelopntofesecalligraphyasanart.    thestrangepleasurederivedfrotelatingapictureofbarrenrocksdoneina    ferokesandhungontheobelookedatdayinanddayout梩hisstrange    pleasureeuandabletothehehasuoodthe    artistientalistheplaalligraphyin    andrhythractthataysayithas    providedtheesepeoplehabasicaesthetiditisthroughcalligraphythat    the.itistherefore    iossibletotalkaboutesearthoutuandingesecalligraphyand    itsartistispiration.thereis,forinstaoypeofesearture,    ple,onyandforbr>    isnotdirectlyderivedfroertaintypesofesecalligraphy.    thepositionofesecalligraphyioryoftheisthustruly    unique.ooresubtleandre    respohanthepen,calligraphyhasbeeedtothetruelevelofanartona    parhesepainting.theesearefullyahisheyregard    paintinganding    alstanindividualh.should    therebeaquestionastoheansedlybe    infavourofcalligraphy.ithasthusbeeanartcultivatedepassion    aion,dignifiedbyasas    paintingitself.itsstandardsarejustasexag,anditsstershavereachedheights    asunattaihenrunofnasthestersinotherlihegreat    esepainters,liketungchigandgfu,areusuallygreat    engfu1inese    painters,saidofhisoing:”rocksarelikethefoipostyleofingh    hollohestrokes,areesarelikethestyleofingh    relativelyevenahodofpaintii    fundantalstrokesofing.ifthereisohis,hewill    realisethatthesee.”    itseetothatand    position,standsiiontopaintingaspuretheticsstandsiionto    engineeringorastrono.inappreciatingesecalligraphy,theaniirely    fotten,andthelinesandforareappreselves.inthis    cultivationandappreciationofpureposition,    therefore,theairedevotiontopurefors    such,asapartfrotent.apaintinghastonveya,butaten    charaveysonlyitsoyoflineandstructure.inthisabsolutelyfree    field,everyvarietyofrhythasbeeeduponaypeofstructure    hasbeenexplored.theientpossible,andtheeseters,heoretically    squarebutareposedfroheoddestelents,presentaninfinitevarietyof    strusustsolveforhielf.thus,through    calligraphy,theesescholaristraioappreciate,asregardsline,qualitieslike    force,suppleness,reservedstrength,exquisitetendeess,sness,ness,    ssiveness,ruggedness,araintorfreedoandasregardsforheistaught    toappreciateharny,proportion,ntrast,balance,lengthiness,paess,and    sotiseveyinslouessularity.thustheartofcalligraphy    providesasofaesthetiiationayhe    basesofesenotionsofbeauty.    asthisarthasahistoryofhousandyears,andaseveryertriedto    distinguishhielfbyaructure,therefore,incalligraphy,if    inanythioftheeseartistid.    certaintypes,suchastheyularityorofaforevertoppling    structurethatyetkeepsitsbalance,heeersbytheirfinesse,all    theresobehtypesarenoteasilyseeninotherfieldsofeseart.    isofsignificetotheisthefactthat,notonlyhasitprovidedthe    aesthetiisticipleaybe    stfruitfulofresultsoodandapplied.asstated,ese    andforandithasdoneso    byderivingitsartistinature,espeals梩    hebranflohafehespringing    bodyoftheleopard,thessivepahetiger,theslegsofthedeer,the    sihofthehorse,    ...