
Ju Luhou
Ju Luhou 鞠履厚 (1734-1786) was born in Fong-xian, Jiang-shu Province, “and was one of the seal carvers in the Yun-jian School. He was a frugal
My random notes on Chinese-style seal carving.

Ju Luhou 鞠履厚 (1734-1786) was born in Fong-xian, Jiang-shu Province, “and was one of the seal carvers in the Yun-jian School. He was a frugal

Jin Nong is one of the “Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.”

Jiang Ren was known as one of the “Eight Masters of Xiling.”


Hu Tang 胡唐 (1759-1826) was born in Xi county, Anhui Province. He was a nephew of Ba Weizu, and was one of the “Four Scholars
Hu Jue (1840-1910) 胡钁 was a reformer in seal making. A native of Chongde, Zhejiang. “He kept away from the fighting between the Anhui and

Huang Yi 黃易 (1744-1802) was born in Hangzhou and was famous for his filial devotion to his parents. He was once a local official in

Jin Guangxian was an expert at engraving bronze and jade seals.

Huang Mufu was one of the most important seal engravers in the late Qing dynasty.

Huang Binhong is best known for his paintings and drawings, as a writer, and teacher.

He Tong (?-1628) 何通 was born in Tai-tsan, Jiangshu Province. “He was also a master of the Si-shui school. He was proficient in seal engraving
Gu Ting (late Ming/early Qing dynasties) 顧听 was a native of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. “He made a living on seal making with his excellent