Wang Yiting

• Wang Yiting, courtesy name is Yiting, art name is Bai longshan ren, Meihua guan zhu, Hai Yunshan zhu deng and so on. He was born in Qingpu, Shanghai. He is a famous artist and Comprador in the last years of Qing dynasty, the early years of Republic of China. He was a buddhist for life. He learned painting from Xu Xiaocang when he was young.

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  • Zhao Shihong

    Zhao Shihong, courtesy name was Xuehou, born in Kuaiji Commandery (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province). He was the yonger brother of Zhao Zhiqian, and good at painting flowers and freehand style.

  • Wu Changshuo

    Wu Changshuo (1844-1927), a prominent Chinese calligrapher, painter and seal carver of the late Qing Dynasty, formerly known as Jun Qing, courtesy name was Changshuo, art name was Kutie, born in Anji Zhejiang. In his childhood, he was influenced by his father and began to like painting and seal carving. He learned regular script from Yan Lugong and Zhong Yuanchang, clerical script from Han Dynasty stone carving, seal script from Tang Dynasty stone carving. The brushwork was influenced by Deng Shiru and Zhao Zhiqian. He was good at painting flowers and had a unique style of painting such as brush movement and composition. In ink brushes, flowers such as plums and peony, trees and stones were noble and beautiful, and his brushstrokes were vigorous and breathtaking.

  • Ji Fei

    Ji Fei (即非), styled Ji Fei (即非), was a Zen monk from Huangbo Mountain in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, during the late Ming Dynasty. He was a prominent monk of the Huangbo school (also known as the Obaku sect) and played a significant role in spreading Zen Buddhism to Japan during the late Ming period.

  • Zeng Xi

    Zeng Xi, courtesy name Ziji, art name Nongran, was born in Hengyang, Hunan Province. He was a renowned educator, painter, calligrapher, connoisseur, and collector during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. He was a leading figure in the modern Shanghai School of painting and calligraphy. Along with Wu Changshuo, Shen Zengzhi, and Li Ruiqing, he was known as one of the "Four Great Calligraphers of the Early Republic of China."

  • Su Manshu

  • Ren Jin

    Ren Zhang with the courtesy name as Jiaoshu, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, and was the son of Ren Qi (written as Bo Year). He specialized in poetry and discrimination. He excels in herbal paintings, floral paintings, and landscape paintings.

  • Xu Shiying

    Xu Shiying, courtesy name is Jingren, art name is Junren, born in Qiupu, Anhui. Worked as a politician in Late Qing Dynasty, Early Republic of China, The Republic of China's State Administration.

  • Lin Kanghou

  • Zheng Qing

  • Zhao Shuru

    Zhao Shuru(1874-1945) was born in Yinxian (now Ningbo) Zhejiang. Original name was Run Xiang, courtesy name was Xian Chen and Shuru, later he changed his name to Shi Zhe, art name was Ren Chang, in his later years he named himself Ernu Laoren also known as Shu Ru. Late Qing Dynasty, he appointed in a government post named ‘Tong Zhi’ in Fujian Province. After the Republic of China was established, he lived in seclusion in Shanghai. He is good at epigraph, painting and calligraphy, flowers, plants, insects and animals, especially painting horses ,and can be called “the Zhao Mengfu of modern times”.

  • Shang Shengbo

  • Lu Hui

    Lu Hui (陸恢), originally named Youhui (友恢), also known as Youkui (友奎), with courtesy names Lianfu (廉夫) and Juanyi (狷盫), and pseudonyms such as Juansou (狷叟) and Pofu'an Zhuren (破佛盫主人), was a Chinese painter from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republican period. He was skilled in various genres of traditional Chinese painting, including landscapes, flowers and birds, and figure painting.

  • Qian Huafo

  • Tan Zekai

  • Wang Chuantao

    Wang Chuantao, whose courtesy name was Jimei, was born in Wuxing, Zhejiang (now Huzhou) on February 14, 1903, and passed away on February 6, 1978, at the age of 75. He was the third son of the renowned master Wang Yiting, a leading figure of the Shanghai School during the late Qing and early Ming periods.

  • Wu Zheng

    Wu Zheng, courtesy name Daiqiu, with the pen names Baoshi Ju Shi, Shulin Zhongzi, and Chunhui Waishi, was born in Chongde County, Zhejiang Province, and was a native of Lusi Bay. He was a painter during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China.