韓·中근대 書學의 ‘尊碑’論연구

Calligraphy association in Korea and China shows a tendency to value epigraphy from the 19th century to the present. In Korea, by Chusa Kim Jeong-hui, Calligraphy fashion to value epigraphy was accepted into the country during the late Joseon period. Chusa valued epigraphy theory, and based on this, he developed his own unique script, which greatly influenced our modern Calligraphy. In China, it is begun to recognize the importance of epigraphy from Weng Fand-gang and Ruan yuan, Deng Shi-ru led to the completion of the script based on epigraphy. Kang You-wei succeeding Bao Shi-chen systemize its theory. In particular Kang You-wei wrote 《Kwangyejussangjeop》sequencing Bao Shi-chen 《Yejussangjeop》 and informed value of epigraphy and spread it widely. Valuing epigraphy trend in Korea and China has developed with mutual influence, and this exchange between Korea and China continues to these days.