
He Tong
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
My random notes on Chinese-style seal carving.

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
Ge Qian (?-1661) 葛潛 was an expert in imitating seals from the Han dynasty. He adopted a steady carving technique and used simple compositions. Pinyin:

Gao Fenghan (1683-1749) 高鳳翰 … “was born in Shandong to a minor bureaucrat. He was a painter, poet, and seal-carver, and he later became associated

Gan Yang (?-1605) 甘暘 was born in Nanjing. He withdrew from society and lived in the Chicken-cage Mountain. He was good at calligraphy and was
Dong Xun (1740-1812) 董洵 was from Shaoxing and, though not Ding Jing’s apprentice, he closely followed Ding’s style and his later works looked very similar
The Chinese seal artist Ding Yuangong (early-mid 17th cent.) 丁元公 was a native of Jiaxing, Zhejiang province. He was also a noted calligrapher and landscape

Ding Ren was one of the founders of the Xiling Seal Society.

Deng Sanmu’s book on seal engraving is one of the most popular textbooks on the subject.

Deng Erya (1884-1954) 鄧爾雅 was born in Jiang-chi though his ancestral home was Guandong. He studied in Japan and then lived in Guangzhou after his

Chen Yuzhong (1763-1806) 陳豫鍾 was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. Proficient in seal carving, he also loved to collect ancient seals, paintings, and books and