Tang Yun

• Tang Yun (1910-1993), courtesy name Xiachen, art names Yaocheng, Yaochen, and Yaoweng, served as Vice Chairman of the Shanghai Branch of the China Artists Association, Vice President, Acting President, and Honorary President of the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy.

• relevant artists

  • Ruo Piao

    Ruo Piao (1905-1976), whose original names were Ku Piao (苦瓢) and Ku Fan (苦凡), and whose common name was Lin Yongchun (林永春), was born in Huangyan, Zhejiang Province. He widely interacted with literary and artistic circles in both Zhejiang and Shanghai, and later held positions as a member of the Shanghai Municipal Museum of Literature and History and as an artist at the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy. Ruo Piao's contributions significantly impacted the cultural landscape of China during his time.

  • Yu Sun

  • Lai Chusheng

  • YA MING

    Ya Ming is a Chinese artist born in Anhui, China. He left great portraits and landscape paintings. You can see his well-trained skill in bold stroke using ink on his landscape paintings. He held his exhibitions not just in China but in Europe and Asia, Accordingly, He got a high reputation from the world.

  • Wei Zixi

    Wei Zixi was a prominent painter of Jiangsu Chinese Paining Academy. He graduated from Henan Normal University of Art. After the People’s Republic of China was established, he served as painter of Jiangsu Provincial Chinese Painting Academy, honorary director of Xuzhou Chinese Painting Academy, and member of the third China Artists Association.

  • Lu Yanshao

    Lu Yanshao (1909-1993), a modern painter, courtesy name was Wan Ruo, art name was Di, born in Jiading Shanghai. In 1926, he entered Wuxi Art College. In 1927, he entered Wuxi Art Academy and learned poetry and calligraphy from Wang Tongyu; the following year, he learned painting from Feng Chaoran, and met Wun Hufan, and traveled to the noeth and the south. In 1956, he served as painter of Shanghai Chinese Painting Institute.

  • Lin Sanzhi

    Lin Sanzhi, with the courtesy name Sanzhi and the pseudonyms "San Chi" and "Zuoye," as well as "Jiangshang Laoren" (Elder of the Jiang River), was originally from Hexian County, Anhui Province. He was a renowned modern Chinese calligrapher and painter.

  • Qian Songyan

  • Xie Zhiliu

    Xie Zhiliu (1910-1997), courtesy name Zhiliu, and pseudonym Zhuangmuweng, was born in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. He was an expert in calligraphy and the appraisal of ancient books and paintings. Along with Zhang Heng (Zhang Congyu), he was famously known as "Zhang of the North, Xie of the South." Xie held many prestigious positions, including vice chairman of the Shanghai Cultural Heritage Protection Committee, advisor to the Shanghai Museum, director of the China Artists Association (CAA) and vice chairman of its Shanghai branch, as well as director of the China Calligraphers Association and vice chairman of its Shanghai branch. He also served as a member of the National Cultural Relics Appraisal Committee.

  • Zhou Lixia

  • Zheng Banqiao

    Zheng Banqiao, courtesy name is Kerou, art names are Banqiao and Banqiao Taoist, Xinghua County, Yangzhou Prefecture, Huaiyang Highway, Jiangsu, originally from Changmen, Szhou, Jiangsu. A Qing Dynasty official, scholar and calligrapher. Good at Ink ban boo painting.

  • Wu Zheng

    Wu Zheng, courtesy name Daiqiu, with the pen names Baoshi Ju Shi, Shulin Zhongzi, and Chunhui Waishi, was born in Chongde County, Zhejiang Province, and was a native of Lusi Bay. He was a painter during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China.

  • Zhang Dazhuang

  • Li Qiujun

    Li Qiujun was born in Zhenhai, Zhejiang. A member of China Artists Association and Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy painter. Prior to the opening of China, she was the chairman of the Shanghai Joint Creation China Women's Calligraphy Association. After studying under Wu Shu, she studied under Chang Dai-chien

  • Shao Luoyang

  • Han Tianheng

    Han Tianheng was born in 1940 in Shanghai. He has made great achievements in the fields of calligraphy, seal carving and traditional Chinese painting, and is an influential artist and educator in contemporary China.

  • Zhang Tongliang

  • 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.

  • Tian Geng

  • Bai Jiao

    Bai Jiao, courtesy name was Yuan Xiang, art name was Xu Ru, born in Jinshan Shanghai, a calligrapher. He was born in family of intellectuals, was a member and deputy chief of secretariat of the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy, member of Shanghai branch of the Chinese Artists Association, member of Shanghai Chinese Calligraphy and Seal Carving Research Association, painter and calligrapher of the Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy.

  • Qin Bowei

  • 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.