王軼猛（1922 – 2014）其書法風格，備於楷而熔注於行草中，穩不俗、險不怪、老不枯、潤不肥，別具丰神。行書字寫得瀟灑飄逸，疏朗有致，超脫塵俗；聯屏的字，勁秀有力，骨肉均勻，縱斂自如，自成一格備受讚譽，其書法在兩岸都享有很高地位，並為多國藝術館收藏。
聚焦賞析：逢王軼猛先生逝世5週年，其一生為書法貢獻不遺餘力，將其晚年書寫之作品近百件，相關手稿文件、印章、書籍整理，呈現其創作風格與藝術成就。
The style of Wang Yi-Meng’s (1922-2014) Chinese Calligraphy is based on the regular script and incorporates features of the cursive script; the strokes of his characters are stable but not cheesy; intriguing but not wired; experienced but not dull; round and bold but not fat. In a nutshell, it looks sharp. His cursive script is unworldly, magnificent, and ethereal; his writing on banners is powerful and controlled with flesh and bone which have become his unique style and are widely praised. Mr. Wang’s Chinese calligraphy works are highly reputed on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and are collected by many national museums.
Focus：This year marks the fifth year of Mr. Wang Yi-Meng’s passing away. Mr. Wang devoted his efforts to Chinese Calligraphy and had close to 100 Chinese Calligraphy works in his senior years. His manuscripts, personal seals and books are also exhibited in the exhibition to display his artistic style and achievements.