Ye Weishen

• Ye Weishen with the other name as Xun, was born in Hang County, Zhejiang Province. He specializes in portraits and floral paintings. For a long time, he lived in Shanghai and sold paintings for a living. He is a representative painter of the modern sea school. In 1925, he founded "Suyue Gallery" with Wang Yiting and others.

• relevant artists

  • Wang Zhen

    Wang Zhen, courtesy name was Yi Ting, art name was Bailong Shangren, Meihua Guanzhu and Haiyun Shanzhu, etc. He was a well-known painter and merchant of the late Qing Dynasty and the early period of Republic of China, one of the representatives of the Shanghai School. His paintings combine the characteristics of Ren Bonian and Wu Changshuo, and he formed a school of painting himself.

  • Zhang Daqian

    Zhang Daqian, courtesy name Ji Yuan, and Buddhist name Daqian, was a renowned Chinese modern artist born in Neijiang, Sichuan, with ancestral roots in Panyu, Guangdong. His reputation in poetry, calligraphy, and painting, alongside Qi Baishi and Pu Xinyu, earned him the titles “Southern Zhang, Northern Qi” and “Southern Zhang, Northern Pu.” Together with Huang Junbi and Pu Xinyu, he was also known as one of the "Three Masters Crossing the Sea."

  • Zhang Shanzi

    Zhang Shanzi, courtesy name was Shan and Zhanzi, art name was Hu Chi, born in Neijiang Sichuan, a modern painter, an older brother of Zhang Daqian. He was also a master of the tiger painting.

  • Qian Shoutie

    Qian Shoutie, courtesy name was Shu Ya, art name was Shou Tie, born in Wuxi Jiangsu, a Chinese modern painter and calligrapher, one of the founders of the Chinese Painting Society. He specialized in Chinese painting, calligraphy, and seal carving.

  • Wang Geyi

    Wang Geyi, courtesy name is Qizhi, art name is Geyi. Studied calligraphy and seal carving from Wu Changshuo.

  • Wang Tingjue

    Wang Tingjue, also known by the names Canglang Waishi, Kezhuo Xuan Zhu, and later as Zhangweng, was from Suzhou, Jiangsu. He was skilled in painting and studied under Wu Changshuo and Wang Yiting. Wang excelled in flower painting, characterized by bold and large brushstrokes, emphasizing grandeur and energy, and he captured the essence of his teachers' styles.