Does Ye Yingu have any disciples?

Ye Yingu (19 12 ~ 1994) is also known as Zhang Xiu, Dunzhai, Ye Yi, Yi Weng, a native of Chuansha County, Shanghai, and a disciple of Mr. Deng Sanmu. He is good at calligraphy and seal cutting, and he can also draw Chinese paintings. His calligraphers learn from the masters of Wei and Jin Dynasties, and humbly adopt the brushwork of Wu Changshuo in the Tang Dynasty and the late Qing Dynasty. His works are gentle and elegant, pay attention to stippling, have profound skills and abide by tradition. Seal cutting is based on Faxi and Huizhou School, with novel interest, bold knife cutting and beautiful structure. A flower-and-bird painting is full of Wu Pai charm and exquisite brushwork.

When Ye Lao was in office, he worked as a railway bus escort in the mail room of Shanghai Post Office. After work, he loves calligraphy and seal cutting. In 27 years of the Republic of China (1938), he studied under Mr. Deng Sanmu at the age of 26.

In the national post and telecommunications system, it enjoys the reputation of "keeping a knife for any pen" (any pen-any government). 198 1 The eight giant seals of Mr. Ye were selected for the national exhibition of fine arts, photography and calligraphy works of post and telecommunications workers and won the first prize.

In addition to going out often, Ye Lao also strives to inherit and carry forward national culture and actively promote pine art. 1987, Deng Sanmu Art Research Association was established and served as its president. In order to better promote Deng Sanmu and seal cutting, the internal publication "Scattered Forest" was published. Disciples should have, but they are rarely famous.

What Ye Lao left to everyone is his masterpiece, which has made superhuman contributions to enriching the modern culture of the motherland.