筆墨見真章—故宮書法導賞（現正展出中）
書法是漢文化圈特有的藝術，和前面的宋代不同，元代繼起轉而提倡復古，於是晉唐書法傳統得以延續。今天看的這一件是當時的領導人物「趙孟頫」的作品。
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【元 趙孟頫 柔毛帖】趙孟頫（1254-1322）是元代文人畫書的領導人物，其藝術復古理論影響深遠。
〈柔毛帖〉原是一通隨禮品附上的尺牘。「#柔毛」指羊，「#牟粉」泛指麥粉。通篇行書，摻雜章草。字體大小、線條粗細有豐富的變化，行氣端莊，章法錯落有致。書風源自王羲之（303-361），但常用果斷重壓、鋒芒畢露的筆法，讓線條中的銳角和圓轉、輕快的牽絲映帶互相襯托，更增流利嫵媚之感。
【Roumao Modelbook】Zhao Mengfu, Yuan dynasty
Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322) was a leader in Yuan dynasty literati painting and calligraphy. The artistic principles he espoused, which called for a return to ancient ways, had a far-reaching influence.
The contents "Roumao Modelbook" were originally a formal letter included along with a gift. "Roumao" is a reference to sheep. The letter was written in running script (xingshu), with the occasional appearance of draft cursive (zhangcao). There are rich permutations in the sizes of the characters and the thicknesses of the lines. The columns of writing present dignified straightness, while the overall composition is one of delightfully elegant disorder. This calligraphy is Wang Xizhi's (303-361) stylistic descendant, but it includes frequent use of decisive, heavy downward pressure on the brush and full exposure of the brush's tip. These techniques set off the interactions between the angular and rounded turns in the characters' lines, as well as the quick traces of the brush's movements and the relationship between dots and lines, increasing the work's charming sense of fluency.
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筆墨見真章—故宮書法導賞（展期：2020/12/26~03/29）
陳列室：北部院區 第一展覽區 204,206
https://theme.npm.edu.tw/exh109/calligraphy10912/index.html
The Expressive Significance of Brush and Ink: A Guided Journey Through the History of Chinese Calligraphy (Dates: 26 DEC 2020~29 MAR 2021)
https://www.npm.gov.tw/en/Article.aspx?sNo=04011536
Gallery: 204, 206 (Northern Branch) Exhibition Area I
日本語：https://theme.npm.edu.tw/exh109/calligraphy10912/jp/page-1.html
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