Puxin She.
Pu Xinshe (September 2, 1896 - November 18, 1963), Manchu, formerly known as Aixinjueluo Puru, first given the name Zhongheng, changed the name to Xinshe, and took the name Xi The emperor, a scholar from Xishan, a native of Beijing, a famous calligrapher, painter and collector. He is the grandson of Prince Yixin of Qinggong.
He once studied in Germany and was deeply interested in poetry, calligraphy and painting, and achieved great success in all of them. He was good at painting landscapes, figures, flowers and calligraphy. Together with Zhang Daqian, he was known as "Southern Zhang Beipu", and together with Wu Hufan, he was also known as "Southern Wu Beipu".
Artistic features:
Pu Xinshe is flexible and creative on the basis of rigorous traditional landscape painting methods, creating new styles and creating his own style. Pu Xinshe's special status as a descendant of the Qing Dynasty royal family made him realize that the ordinary life after glory and wealth is the ultimate state of life. Therefore, the ethereal and transcendent realm he created in his paintings is amazing.
"Notes on the Poetry Circle since Guangxuan" says, "In the past thirty years, the Qing Dynasty's Yi and Yi relatives were famous for their poems, paintings, and lyrics, none more so than Pubei Ziru. ... He was not well-known in the late Qing Dynasty, and entered the Republic of China. After that, Ma Xia, a painter of the Song Dynasty, was very beautiful. His character was noble and noble, and his poems were especially famous for their modern quatrains."