Zhang Xiong

• Zhang Xiong, courtesy name was Shou Fu, art name was Zi Xiang, later he changed to Xiang Weng.

• relevant artists

  • Wu Runzhi

  • Xing Ping

  • Li Baisheng

  • Shouding

  • Pan Jin

  • Zhuo Zhai

  • Tang Jingchang

    Tang Jingchang, Born in Gui'an, with the courtesy name as XunBo. He is good at calligraphy.

  • Zhu Chen

    Zhu Cheng, courtesy name Menglu, art names Juewei, Yuanhu Sanren, Yuxi Waishi, Yuxi Diaozhe, Yuanhu Huashi, and Xushan Qiusou, was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province. He was the younger brother of Zhu Xiong. He specialized in painting flowers and birds.

  • Pu Hua

    Pu Hua (蒲華), courtesy name Zuo Ying (作英), also known as Zhu Ying (竹英) or Zhu Yun (竹雲), was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province. He was a renowned calligrapher and painter during the late Qing Dynasty and is often associated with the "Shanghai School" of painting. Along with Xu Gu (虛谷), Wu Changshuo (吳昌碩), and Ren Bonian (任伯年), he is referred to as one of the "Four Masters of the Shanghai School" (海派四傑). Pu Hua was known for his reluctance to pursue an official career and instead devoted himself entirely to the arts. He traveled extensively, often carrying his brush and inkstone, and eventually settled in Shanghai, where he supported himself by selling his paintings. His work focused on flowers, landscapes, and particularly bamboo, which became known as "Pu Bamboo" (蒲竹). His distinctive style was characterized by his adept use of brushwork, employing techniques such as bleeding and fading ink to create unique effects in his paintings.

  • Huang Jun

  • Qin Liangcai

  • Ni Yun

  • Liu Rong

  • Zhu Xuejun

  • 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.

  • Li Xiang

  • Qian Hui'an

    Qian Hui'an, courtesy name Jisheng, and known by various pseudonyms including Qingxi Qiaozi, Qinglu Yuren, Tuiyi Laoren, and Shuangguan Louzhu, initially followed the styles of Qiu Ying, Tang Yin, and Chen Hongshou. Later, he studied under Fei Danxu, Gai Qi, and Shangguan Zhou. He was particularly skilled in figure painting, portraits of beautiful women, and floral art.

  • Wu Guxiang

    Wu Guxiang, courtesy name Qiunong, with the aliases Qiupu and Qiupu Laonong, was born in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province. He was skilled in landscape, flower painting, and beautiful women portraits. His depictions of mountains and rocks are powerful, with pine trees painted in exquisite brushwork. His works are characterized by clear shades of blue and green.

  • Zhao Ruhu