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한국미술사학회 미술사학연구(구 고고미술) 美術史學硏究 第240號
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2003.12
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283 - 319 (37page)

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The present study is about calligraphy theory of the first half Chosun period. It consists of four main parts: general ideas on calligraphy, conception of calligraphic scripts, views on Chinese model calligraphies & noted calligraphers, and comments on Korean excellent calligraphers.
Firstly, literary class of this period regarded Confucian books and moral practicing as a "right way (大道)", but they regarded poem, prose, calligraphy, and painting as "small arts (小技)". So they always were cautious about not plunging into those small arts. It is called "wan-wu-shang-zhi (玩物喪志: if one indulge in small things, his spirit will be damaged)". It was the fundamental and general ideas on calligraphy, which must be more strengthened by the Confucian doctrines from the establishment of Chosun dynasty.
On the other hand, literary class also accepted the public utility of calligraphy and painting as a means of managing national necessities, and the mental function as a means of expressing one's mind freely and cultivating one's nature as well. And they also thought of one's nature (天性) and character (人品) as a standard of esthetic appreciation and deepened it into the trinity of poem, calligraphy, and painting (試書畵一律). These conceptions are based on a traditional idea that one's calligraphy style is derived from his character.
Secondly, conception of calligraphic scripts (書體) was put emphasis on Chao Meng-fu (趙孟?)'s standard-script as a general model. For official use Chosun government promoted classical styles of Chin period like as Wang Hsi-chih (王義之)'s and reprinted Chinese model calligraphies many times and spreaded them to public. In large standard-script, Hsueh-an (雪菴)'s style of Yuan was popularized and used steadily until the later half of Chosun period. Also in running-script and grass-script, Wang's and Chao's styles were principal models. However, after 16th century new styles of mad grass-script (狂草) as Zhang P'i (張弼)'s of Ming also were introduced and become popular. And small seal-script of Ch'in period (秦代小篆) was regarded as a standard and in clerical-script the formalized style as a dictionary I-yun (隷韻), which was firstly printed in Southern Sung, was general.
Thirdly, concerning to model calligraphies, Tung-shu-t'ang-chih-ku-t'i (東書堂集古帖), printed in 1416 and Bi-hae-dang-jip-go-cheop (匪懈堂集古帖) compiled by Prince An-pyeang (安平大君) in 1443 was the representatives in this period. In particular the later contained many Zhao meng-fu's works, so it should help to spread his style. In addition, single model calligraphy like as Wang Hsi-chih, Chu Hsi (朱熹), Zhao Meng-fu, Hsien-yu Shu (鮮于樞), Hsueh-an etc. were printed by the government and in these Wang's and Zhao's were many. However, calligraphy style of Ming period must be accepted in a certain extant, but not be popularized except Zhang P'i's. Futhermore the first official record on introduction of Wen Zheng-ming (文徵明)'s calligraphy was very late in 1600. But as the pseudo-classical (擬古的) trend of literary thought was introduced in the second half of 16th century, calligraphy theory of Ming period must be introduced too. A popular calligrapher as Han Ho (韓濩) was concerned about epitaph & calligraphy postscripts by Wang Shih-chen (王世貞), who was a powerful leader of Ming literary world.
Finally, in comments on Korean excellent calligraphers, many Chosun commentator succeeded the tradition of later Koryeo period, in which they commented on Kim Saeng (金生), Yeong Eup (靈業), Yo Geuk-il (姚克一) of Unified Silla Kingdom and Tan Yeon (坦然), Yi Am (李?) of Koryeo Dynasty. It is very special that Yi Am was highly praised by many critics from the early Chosun period since the Zhao Meng-fu's style become popular. And appreciation on Chosun calligraphers, we can find general tendency of impressive or metaphorical expression rather than concrete or specific. For example, Yi Yong (李瑢), Seong Su-chim (成守琛), Yi Hwang (李滉), Hwang Gi-ro (黃耆老) were the representative calligraphers, and appreciation on them almost based on the idea that one's calligraphy style is similar with his own personality.
As mentioned above, calligraphy theory in the first half of Chosun period shows the general comprehension and recognition on calligraphy. Its major points are similar to painting theory in equivalent period. And comparing with painting theory, it is possible to say that comments on noted calligraphers show a tendency to emphasize one's nature. In the future, if calligraphy theory of the later half Chosun period will be studied, we can find more detailed characteristics of each period.

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Ⅰ. 조선 전기의 書論 자료
Ⅱ. 書藝一般論
Ⅲ. 書體論
Ⅳ. 中國名蹟論
Ⅴ. 韓國書家論
Ⅵ. 조선 전기 書論의 의미
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