春秋の筆法をもってすればの英語

by the Confucian method

Confucian criticism.

to hold a brush upright in calligraphy

a celebration named a function of shooting on horseback

Hideyoshi's favourite method of procedure―a procedure characteristic of Hideyoshi

The strokes are bold.

a method of freely stroking with a brush, called 'Teiwan'

the action of writing in the Japanese style of penmanship called 'ashide'

the state of mind when practicing calligraphy

a method of holding a writing brush with four fingers

of Japanese calligraphy, a method of holding the writing brush, called 'tanko-'

a style of writing Japanese calligraphy

a method of Japanese penmanship in which the model copy is covered, called 'hairin'

in Japanese penmanship, a method of writing in which the direction suddenly changes, called 'tenpitsu'

a method of Japanese calligraphy where one hand is used to support the hand that holds the brush called 'chinwan'

of handwriting, the condition of being lively

a calligraphic style named 'ashide' of scattering writing

of a painting, mask or other surface, the action of painting on a beard and moustache with black ink

He lives by the pen

a pencil case called {sheath}

a way of holding a brush in calligraphy, called "pinching brush grip"

in a traditional Japanese painting, a brush used to draw the lines of the folds in a person's clothing

I do myself the honour to address you.

a pattern called an {'ashide'} pattern

He lives by the pen

a calligraphy technique in which one writes without leaving any brush-tip marks

in Japan, a cord used by the wearer, to attach badges or medals

He is engaged in literary work.

lines of a character written with a brush, called "sho"

a calligraphic technique called {"organic brush-hair style"}