Qian Chongwei

• Qian Chongwel, courtesy name is Ziyan, art names are Chongan and Shinian, A Jinshi in the last years of Qing Dynasty and a calligrapher.

• relevant artists

  • Qian Huafo

  • Ye Zhenzong

  • Shen Wei

    Shen Wei (1862-1945), courtesy name was You Huo, art name was Qi Quan and Jianchao Laoren, born in Jianxing Zhejiang. He passed palace examination “Jinshi” in 1890 and started editing at Hanlin Academy. He was good at poertry and calligraphy, and lived in Shanghai in his later years.

  • Gao Zhenxiao

    Gao Zhenxiao, also known as Yunluo or Lianxue, was born in Zhejiang Province, Zhejiang County. He was born in Chen County, Zhejiang Province, China. He was appointed as the editor of Hallym.

  • Song Yude

    Song Yude, courtesy name is Hansheng, art name is Gongwei, born in Fengxin, Jiangxi. A Jinshi in the late Qing Dynasty, starts to work at The Imperial academy editing from 1904. Under the reign of Li Liejun, he was the superintendent of education in Jiangxi Province in 1912.

  • Zhang Qihou

    Zhang Qihou, courtesy name is Yanchang, art name is Ruoceng, born in Sizhou, Anhui. A Jinshi in 1904. Good at poetry and calligraphy.

  • Du Jingao

    Du Jinhao, courtesy name Yusun, studio name Sandingyi, was from Wanxian, Sichuan (now Wanzhou, Chongqing). In the 1930s, he lived in Shanghai and made a living by writing. He excelled in calligraphy and was skilled in seal carving.

  • Liu Zengfu

  • Li Jiayao

  • Jin Mengshi

    Jin Mengshi, other name was He, courtesy name was Meng Shi, was born in Wu Xian Jiangsu. He was a calligrapher of the end of Qing Dynasy and the Republic of China. He was a member of Shanghai Painting and Calligraphy Research Association, and one of the representatives of the Shanghai Painting School. Many of his works has human figures and flowers illustrated within them.