Liang Tong-shu (English: Liang Tong-shu)

Japanese: 梁同書 - りょうどうしょ（英語表記）Liang Tong-shu

[Born] Yongzheng 1 (1723)
[Died] 1815
A calligrapher from the Qing Dynasty in China. Born in Qiantang, Zhejiang Province. His pen name was Yuan Ying, and his title was Shanzhou. He was the son of Liang Shizheng. In 1752, the 17th year of the Qianlong era, he became a Jinshi (official scholar) and rose to the rank of lecturer at the Hanlin Academy. He began his calligraphy career under Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan, and in his middle age he studied under Mi Fu. In his later years, he established his own family, and his fame was heard even in Japan and Korea. His works include the "Biluoan Treatise," and his calligraphy is inscribed in the "Benxianglou Facho" and "Biluoan Facho."

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Japanese:

[生]雍正1(1723)
[没]嘉慶20(1815)
中国，清の書家。浙江省銭塘の人。字は元穎，号は山舟。梁詩正の子。乾隆 17 (1752) 年に進士となり，官は翰林院侍講学士にいたった。書をよくし初め顔真卿，柳公権より入り，中年期には米芾 (べいふつ) を学んだが，晩年には一家をなし，その名声は日本，朝鮮にも聞えた。著書に『頻羅庵論書』があり，書は『弁香楼法帖』『頻羅庵法帖』に刻されている。

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