Chen Mo

• Chen Mo (1886–1945), whose courtesy names included Jian'an (迦盦), Jiā'ān (迦庵), Jiā'ān (伽庵), Jiāxiān (迦仙), and whose pseudonym was Jiā Lántuó (迦藍陀), was a painter from Changshu, Jiangsu Province, China.

• relevant artists

  • Wu Hufan

    Wu Hufan, originally named Yi Yan, courtesy name Yujun, later changed his name to Wan, and his pseudonym was Dongzhuang. He also used the name Qian and signed his works as Hufan. Born in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, he was an important figure in modern Chinese painting and also a renowned expert in calligraphy and painting appraisal.

  • Tan Zekai

    Tan Zekai was born in Chaling Hunan, courtesy name was Zutong, art name was Ping Zhai and Tian Sui Ge. He was a calligrapher, especially good at semi-cursive style. His mentor were Weng Tonghe, He Shaoji, Qian Feng, Yan Zhenqing. His calligraphy is powerful and majestic hand, and also good at Bang Shu.

  • Gu Zhonghua

    Gu Zhonghua, named Entong, was born in Wu County, Jiangsu Province. He is a professor of Chinese national painting at Soochow University and Suzhou Academy of Fine Arts. He excels in all aspects of landscape painting, portrait painting, and flower painting.

  • Wu Ziding

  • Gao Zhenxiao

  • Zhao Shi

  • Yu Jue

    Yu Jue (1868-1951), born in Shaoxing Zhejiang, lived in Suzhou, other name was Zhao Xiong, courtesy name was Bing Chen and Bing Ren, art name was Si Xue, a modern calligrapher.

  • Xiao tui'an

    Xiao Tui’an, art name was Tui An, Han Chan and Zuisong Laoren, born in Changshu Jiangsu. In his later years he moved to Suzhou. In his youth he lived in Shanghai and taught at Chengdong Women’s School and Aiguo Women’s Scool.