Wu Changshuo, Four-panel painting of flowers, Hanging scoll. Wu Changshuo (September 12, 1844 [29] - November 29, 1927), originally named Jun, also known as Junqing, had the courtesy name Changshuo, and was also signed Cangshi, Cangshi, and many other names. Common ones include Cang Shuo, Lao Cang, Lao Fou, Ku Tie, Da Deaf, Fou Taoist, Shi Zunzhe, etc. A native of Zhangwu Village, Xiaofeng County, Zhejiang Province (now Anji County, Huzhou City). During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he was a famous Chinese painter, calligrapher, and seal engraver. He was a representative of the "Houhai School" and the first president of the Xiling Seal Society in Hangzhou. Together with Li Liangyu and Zhao Zhiqian, he was also known as the three representatives of the "New Zhejiang School". Together with Ren Bonian , Pu Hua, and Xu Gu are collectively known as the "Four Great Masters of Shanghai School in the Late Qing Dynasty".

136 x 33 cm