Qi Kun

• relevant artists

  • Ye Jun

    Ye Jun, with the artistic name Songyin, is a Manchu of the Yehe Nara clan. He is a renowned Kunqu opera artist and calligrapher-painter, recognized as one of the leading Manchu artists of modern China.

  • Wang Xinjing

    Wang Xinqi, Wang Xinqiao, another name is Shinkyo, and the courtesy name is Xixiao. Born in Yantai City, Shandong Province. In 1930, he entered the fine arts department of Fu Jen University in Beijing, after which he studied under the famous painter Wu Guangting. Following in the footsteps of Tang Yin, he also adopted the painting style of the Song dynasty. In 1953, he became a teacher in the Department of Chinese Painting at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts and Painting.

  • Liu Zijiu

  • Liang Shunian

    Liang Shunian, art name is Anchu, Jingtuizhai. He incorporated masters’ techniques and built his own painting style.

  • Wu Jingting

  • Qi Gong

  • Pu Jin

    Pu Jin (1893-1966), of the Manchu ethnic group, with the surname Aisin Gioro, courtesy name Xuezhai, and pen names Nanshi, Suiyuan, Leshan, Songfeng Zhuren, and Qintu, was born in Beijing. His art names were Yiqingtang and Songfeng Caotang. Influenced by his family, he studied calligraphy and painting from a young age.

  • Pu Quan

    Pu Quna, family name was Aisin Gioro, courtesy name was Song Chuang, art name was Xue Xi, Yao Xian and Jian Zhai, a ,modern painter and calligrapher. Pu Quan, Pu Jin, Pu Xian and Pu Zuo, the four brothers were the masters of calligraphy and painting, and they were called “Yimen Sijie”,

  • Zhang Renli

    Zhang Renli, with the courtesy name as Fanqing, was born in Wuchang, Hubei Province. After graduating from Peking University and teaching at Minguo University, he entered politics.

  • Ye Erkai

    Ye Erkai, courtesy name is Tijun, art name is Baigao, born in Renhe, Hangzhoum Zhejiang. A Politician and calligrapher in the late Qing Dynasty. Good at cursive script.