Who are the Chinese porcelain painters of the Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, late Qing Dynasty and Republic of China?

1,He Chaozong (1522-1600), also known as He Lai, was a porcelain sculptor in the Ming Dynasty.

Linchuan people in Jiangxi Province, born in Fujian Province, Dehua County, Xunzhong Town, Longtai after the village.

2, Tang Ying (1682-1756), ceramic artist of the early Qing Dynasty.

Able to write and paint well, both calligraphy and seal cutting and proficient in porcelain. Shenyang, under the Zhengbai Banner of the Han army.

In 1728 was ordered to also serve as Jingdezhen pottery officer, in office for nearly 30 years,

Has been for the Yongzheng and Qianlong emperors burned porcelain.

3, Jiao Peilan, the end of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, light reddish-red colored porcelain artist. Birth and death is not known.

Has been made in the thirteenth year of Guangxu (1887) "Shangshan four Hao figure plate",

The picture of the four old men with white hair, hale and hearty. Clothes line for nail head rat tail description, staccato twist and turn, smooth and free, similar to Ren Bonian penmanship.

4, Deng Bisun - Deng Bisan son. Porcelain artist during the Republic of China.

Since childhood from his father to learn to paint porcelain art, painting fish and algae, style similar to his father, but a little better.

He joined the military in 1937, and died in his hometown during the war. There are fewer of his works in the world.

5, Wang Bu (1898--1968), character Renyuan, No. Zhuxi.

Wang Bu (1898--1968) was a native of Fengcheng County, Jiangxi Province, who used to sign his works of blue and white porcelain and Chinese paintings with the name "Tao Qing Lao".

From 1907 to his death in 1968, he was engaged in ceramic art work for more than 60 years.

In his lifetime, he created tens of thousands of underglaze, overglaze, pile-carved and engraved ceramics, and was especially good at blue and white.

Reference:Baidu Encyclopedia - He Chaozong

Reference:Baidu Encyclopedia - Tang Ying