That makes sense, I guess I was focusing in on a particular font in the article that clearly has the mark of Yan Zhenqing's style. I'm talking about whatever fo

That makes sense, I guess I was focusing in on a particular font in the article that clearly has the mark of Yan Zhenqing's style. I'm talking about whatever font is used in the characters 使使 over the red background. Even the shape of the downward left pie strokes is distinctly Yan's style. Maybe that's just a testament to the distinctiveness of his style that it is still clear even after being adapted to the constraints of printing, or it might also just be that particular font?