Huang Binhong, Landscape, Hanging scoll. Huang Binhong (January 27, 1865 - March 25, 1955). His original name was Maozhi, his given name was Zhi, and his courtesy name was Pu Cun, Pu Cen. He was also known as Pu Cheng, Pi Qin, nicknamed Bin Hong, Bie Shu Yu Xiang, Hong Sou, Huangshan Mountain Ren, etc. Originally from Shexian County, Anhui Province, he was born in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province. Chinese modern Chinese painter, calligrapher, seal engraver, poet[7], and art educator[6]. His main paintings include "Returning Boat on the Shu River", "Landscape with Burnt Ink", "Jiuzishan", etc.; published picture albums include "Huang Binhong's Travel Painting Album", "Huang Binhong's Landscape Painting Album", "Huang Binhong's Landscape Painting Album", "Huang Binhong's Sketching Album", "Huang Binhong's Landscape Sketching Album", "Huang Binhong's Painting Album", etc.; published works include "Tao Xi Text Comprehensive Evidence", "Introduction to Ancient Seals", "Ancient Seals" "Arguments on Ancient Characters", "Microcosms of Ancient Paintings", "Honglu Painting Talk", "Appreciation of Ancient Famous Paintings", "The Origin of Huangshan Painters", "Essentials of Painting Techniques", "Binhong Thatched Cottage Seal Book", "Painting Science Collection", "Binhong's Miscellaneous Works" "Binhong Poems", "Art Series", "China Grand View", "China Guoguang Collection", "Chinese Famous Painting Collection", etc.

57 x 36 cm