The above stamps are respectively titled "Pines on Yellow Mountain",
"Rosy Clouds of Dawn", "Clearing Up After Mould Rains", "Chrysanthemum
and Bamboo", "Sleeping Cats" and "A Corner of Lingyan
Brook".
Pan Tianshou (1897-1971), also called Dayi, A'shou,
a native of Ninghai, Zhejiang Province, is China's well noted painter &
art educator. He is adept at freehand brushwork in traditional
Chinese paintings of flower, bird and landscape. He is
also good at finger-painting as well as calligraphy and seal carving. He
has had a profound study of painting history and theory and had many
books published. He has created his own imposing,
vigorous, and expereinced style after learning
many former artists points. With his great achievement in inheriting
& renovating the traditional Chinese paintings, Pan has thus made great
contributions to the national paintings. He is one of the four
great Chinese painting masters together with Wu Changshuo,
Huang Binhong and Qi Baishi. |