#魚住和晃 #日本書道史新論 :9784480076014

**"A leading researcher who is unraveling the history of calligraphy anew"**
Calligraphy researcher Kazuaki Uozumi was born in 1946. He specializes in calligraphic theory and palaeography, and studies the history of Japanese calligraphy. He is also a leading expert in handwriting forensics, and has appraised the criminal statements in the Kobe serial child murders and the will of Ichizawa Hanpu Co., Ltd., among others.
**Awards and Titles**
* Professor Emeritus, Kobe University
* Visiting Professor, Tianjin University
* 10 works acquired by the British Museum (1997)
* Doctor of Literature, Kobe University (2000)
His books include "Miyajima Eishi: The Man and His Art," "Zhang Lianqing: A Calligrapher of Grief and Sorrow," and "Calligraphy and Kanji: The Process of Creating the Japanese Style." His awards include the Mainichi Calligraphy Exhibition Mainichi Prize (1976) and the Yomiuri Shimbun Prize (1987).
**Representative Works**
Q: What is he known for?
A: He researched the history of Japanese calligraphy and handwriting forensics, and authored numerous books.
Q: What are his famous works?
A: "A Study of the Formation of Ideas and Forms in Zhang Yuzhao's Calligraphy" is famous. This is a doctoral dissertation presented at Kobe University in 2000, and it is a work that contributed to the history of Japanese calligraphy.
English Summary
**"A leading researcher who unravels the history of calligraphy"**
Calligraphy researcher Kazuaki Uozumi was born in 1946. His specialty is calligraphy and calligraphy, and he studies the history of Japanese calligraphy. He is also a leading expert on handwriting appraisal, and has also assisted in the appraisal of the criminal statements for the Kobe serial child murders and the wills of Ichizawa Hanpu Industries.
**Awards and titles**
* Professor Emeritus of Kobe University
* Visiting professor at Tianjin University
* 10 works were collected in the British Museum (1997)
*Kobe University Doctor of Letters (2000)
His books include ``Miyajima Poet: People and Art,'' ``Chang Renqing: A Calligrapher of Grief, Anger, Sorrow,'' and ``Calligraphy and Kanji: The Journey to Creating a Japanese Style.'' His awards include the Mainichi Calligraphy Exhibition Mainichi Award (1976) and the Yomiuri Shimbun Award (1987).
**Representative works**
Q: What did you do?
I researched the history of Japanese calligraphy and handwriting appraisal, and wrote many books.
Q: What are your famous works?
He is famous for his ``Study of Idea Formation and Formation in Zhang Yuxian's Calligraphy''. This is a doctoral thesis published at Kobe University in 2000, and is a work that contributed to the history of Japanese calligraphy.
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