1, Reese
Li Si was a calligrapher in Qin Dynasty and the founder of Xiao Zhuan. China's calligraphy began with Lisi, so Lisi is also called "the first calligrapher in China" and "the originator of calligraphy". Because of the rise of official script, and because official script reached its first development peak in Qin Dynasty, his representative works, Mount Tai Closing a Mountain to Carve Stones, Langya Carving Stones and Yishan Carving Stones, are the supreme calligraphy posts for studying seal script.
2. Li
Li is the uncle of Li Bai, a great seal writer in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. His seal script is vigorous, generous, popular and collected, and the person who knows it is Cang Xie. People call his brushwork amazing. There are traces of insects eating birds, and the popular rain gathers its momentum. Longquan language in Tai 'a has its advantages, and the lofty Huayue language is as strict as that in the Tang Dynasty for 300 years. Those called seal scripts are only public and unique.
3. Deng Shiru
Deng is a famous calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, and he is the representative of the third peak of seal script development. In the Qing Dynasty, because of the rise of the "literary inquisition", many scholars turned to study epigraphy, and Oracle Bone Inscriptions's discovery provided an opportunity for the revival of seal script.
4. Wu Rangzhi
A famous seal calligrapher in Qing Dynasty, he studied under Bao, was a disciple of Deng, the representative calligrapher of "Deng School", and was a master of seal engraving in Deng School. It was he who made the "Deng School" mature and perfect. Therefore, later generations often learn from the "Deng School".
5. Zhao
Among the seal writers in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, Zhao had the greatest influence. His reference and innovation to the "Deng School" calligraphers, such as Deng, Wang and others, opened up an unprecedented new realm. In the field of seal script in Qing Dynasty, Zhao was called "the first calligrapher after Deng".
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia -Lisi