What are the instructions of the seal of Chinese painting

Chinese painting seals are as follows:

1. There are a great variety of types and uses of seals. According to the author, the content of the work, size, material and other aspects of the different types and uses of seals. Common Chinese painting seal has name chapter, leisure chapter, collection chapter. The name seal is used for the author's signature, the leisure seal is used to express the author's feelings, mood, etc., and the collection seal is used to prove the collection value of the work.

2, the size and location of the seal is also very delicate. Generally speaking, the name seal is larger, the position in the lower right corner of the painting, and the leisure seal is smaller, the position in the painting of the local or blank. Collector's seal, on the other hand, according to the collector's habits and preferences to determine the position. The material of the seal is also very delicate. Generally speaking, name badges are made of hard materials, such as Shoushan stone and Qingtian stone.

3, the seal carving of the seal is also very elaborate. Seal carving is a unique form of art, which requires a high level of skill and a deep cultural background. A good seal carving can perfectly combine words and patterns to create a unique artistic effect. Therefore, when choosing a seal, it is important to select a seal engraved by a professional with excellent seal engraving skills.

Related information about seals

1. Seals were initially used by tribal leaders to prove their authority and identity. Over time, seals became popular and became a status symbol for all levels of society. In ancient China, seals were widely used for signing and authenticating official documents, instruments, deeds, vouchers and other documents. At the same time, seals were also a ceremonial item, often used in rituals, tribute, banquets and other occasions.

2, the shape and size of the seal varies according to the times and uses. Ancient seals have square, round, oval and other shapes and sizes. The seals were usually engraved with text and patterns, where the text indicated information such as the name, official position, and title of the seal owner, and the patterns had symbolic meanings, such as animal images of dragons, phoenixes, and tigers, as well as natural elements such as clouds, water, and flowers.

3. The materials used to make seals are also very rich and diverse, including jade, copper, gold, silver, teeth and bones. Among them, jade is the most precious material and is often used to make seals for senior officials. The process of making seals includes many steps, such as material selection, design, carving, polishing, etc. The skillful hands of craftsmen make each seal a work of art.