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  • Kim Chŏng-hui

    …unique style known as the ch’usa, which has continued to be one of the major calligraphic styles in Korea.

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    …unique style known as the ch’usa, which has continued to be one of the major calligraphic styles in Korea.

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  • Korean calligraphy
    Korean calligraphy

    …Hi, who established the so-called ch’usa style. His calligraphy is derived from the lishu script of China, but his sense of pictorial composition, harmony within asymmetry, and animation by unmatched, forceful strokes made his style unique.

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    …Hi, who established the so-called ch’usa style. His calligraphy is derived from the lishu script of China, but his sense of pictorial composition, harmony within asymmetry, and animation by unmatched, forceful strokes made his style unique.

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