楹联最早始于五代,后蜀孟昶在桃符版上所题之“新年纳余庆,嘉年号长春”被认为是目前所见最早的春联。两宋时期,人们已开始将其题在楹柱上。但真正书于纸质绫绢上的楹联法书,从传世的墨迹看,最早可追溯到晚明。在社会上盛行,则是清代中期以后的事。千余年来,作为春节的主要文化象征和文人雅士的笔墨游戏之一,“楹联”(春联)一直为人们所喜闻乐见。广东省博物馆所藏明清以来书画多且精,其中楹联法书有近千件,主要包括这一时期的著名书画家如德清、梁佩兰、庄有恭、黄慎、吴荣光、黄培芳、王文治、林则徐、汪琼、罗岸先、杨守敬、谭延闽、熊景星、彭泰来、何绍基、邓石如、陈鸿寿、戴熙、刘华东、龙 Couplets first began in the Five Dynasties, after Shu Meng Chang in the Tao Fu version of the title “New Year satisfied Yuqing, Farewell No. Changchun” is considered to be the earliest seen couplets. During the Song dynasties, people began to put their questions on the pillars. However, the real book on paper damask couplets, from the handed down ink, as early as the late Ming. Popular in society, it is after the mid-Qing Dynasty thing. For more than a thousand years, “couplets” (couplets) have been loved by people for many years as one of the major cultural symbols of the Spring Festival and the literary and artistic masters of literati. Since the Ming and Qing dynasties, Guangdong Provincial Museum has many paintings and fine paintings, including nearly a thousand pieces of couplets, including the famous calligraphers of this period such as Deqing, Liang Peilan, Zhuang Youkong, Huang Shen, Wu Rongguang, Huang Peifang and Wang Wenzhi , Lin Zexu, Wang Qiong, Luo Anxian, Yang Shoujing, Tan Yanyin, Xiong Jingxing, Peng Tailai, He Shaoji, Deng Shiru, Chen Hongshou, Dai Xi, Liu Huadong, Long