Changhuatian Qing Dynasty old pieces Wu Changshuo Wu Junchanghuatian Huang Bo Yixian Zhang Shoushan Shitian Huang

Changhuatian Huangshi is a new star of Changhua Fossils. According to historical records, the discovery of Changhuatian Huangshi began in the Qing Dynasty. It is a dignified Stone mainly composed of Wax . It has a grease luster, pure color and no impurities. It is rare and valuable. . Therefore, it is the best variety of Stone in Zhejiang. The formation of Changhua Tianhuang is different from that of Shoushan Tianhuang. Changhua Tianhuang is basically excavated from the soil layer on the mountain. It has less water than Shoushan Tianhuang, is not tender enough, and has more sand nails. . The high-quality Changhua Tianhuang is very close to Shoushan Tianhuang. Changhua Tianhuang is produced in Changhua Shangxi Township, Changhua Town, Lin'an County, Zhejiang Province. Its area is only found in more than 500 acres of Tianhuang fields in Shangxi. Inside. The output is not large, and the mine is basically out of production, repeating the same fate as Shoushan Tianhuang. This piece of Changhuatian has stable Stone solidification, clear and bright color, golden color and brilliant luster. The yellow color spreads out richly and gently from the inside to the outside. The skin is quite clear and the color of the skin is pure. It feels warm and elegant to the touch, like the delicate skin of a baby, and is extremely delicate. It is a treasure that lovers and collectors can't put down. It is a very high-quality open-door Changhua Tian with a full flavor of the field. It is the best collector's item in Tianzhong. It is such a Stone. species, discussing the hue, warmth, exfoliation degree and Shoushan Tianhuang phase. In terms of its warmth, moistness, fineness, greasyness, coagulation, and texture, it is better than ordinary Tianhuang. The author of this Changhua Tianbo Yidiao stamp is Wu Changshuo, whose original name was Jun and whose courtesy name was Changshuo. He was born in 1844 and died in 1927. A native of Anji, Huzhou, Zhejiang. A famous Chinese painter, calligrapher, and seal carver in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, Wu Changshuo was admitted as a scholar at the age of 21, in 1865 (the fourth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty), and then began to make a living from seal carving. In 1872, he went to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, making a living by engraving people while traveling. After he was 31 years old, he moved to Suzhou and experienced a large number of epigraphic inscriptions, seals, calligraphy and paintings. Later, in 1904, he founded the "Xiling Seal Society" in Gushan, Hangzhou, and called himself the "Five Lakes Seal Beggar". He combined "poetry, calligraphy, painting, and sealing" into one body, and integrated gold, stone, calligraphy and painting into one furnace. He was known as "The first person in Stone script" and "the last peak of literati painting". He is a banner figure in painting, calligraphy, and seal cutting, and has high attainments in poetry, epigraphy, and other aspects. The margin of this stamp is: Engraved by Wu Jun of Anji in Yulu, Wuxia, with the inscription: "Heqingrenshou". In ancient times, it was said that the water of the Yellow River clears once every thousand years, so "Heqingrenshou" was used to describe people's longevity. Wu Jun was 84 years old, which was considered a long life in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It was also in line with his expectation of carving this stamp in his residence! The stamp engraved by Wu Changshuo have repeatedly achieved good results at auctions, such as Xiling Seal Society’s 2016 Autumn Auction , Duling Stone in Shoushan for personal use, with a side inscription: Wu Jun carved the Cang stone in the second month of Dinghai at Wuxiayulu. The transaction price was RMB 1,127,000. This piece of Boyi stamp carving "Double Dragon Protector Pearl" has a dragon carved on the left and right, a large orb at the top of the center, and two small pearls suspended in the water ripples at the bottom. The two dragon heads facing the orb in the center symbolize the two dragons "protecting precious things." The dragon symbolizes rain clouds, and the orb represents the moon or thunder beads. The juxtaposition of dragons and beads symbolizes the moon in the clouds, or rain will fall only if there is thunder in the clouds. It symbolizes warding off evil spirits or praying for blessings. It is an auspicious and festive pattern. Wu Changshuo used thin carving and ground-reducing techniques to carve it. The dragon's mouth is wide open, and the muscles of the flying dragon's feet are protruding. It can turn freely and assume a soaring posture, making it appear particularly lively and vigorous. The whole shape has regular patterns, rigorous and orderly lines, the dragon shape is carefully carved, the knife skills are bright and vivid, and the contours are graceful, giving people a sense of movement in silence. The overall workmanship is rich, simple and spiritual, and the stone carving skills are smooth and smooth. stiff. Moreover, this product is made of high-quality materials and is carved from Changhua Tianhuang. The knife technique is elegant and round, and the shape is vivid, which demonstrates Wu Changshuo's unique skills. In order to strengthen the protection of cultural relics, prevent the loss of precious cultural relics in modern times, and improve the standard system for export review of cultural relics, in May 2023, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage issued the "State Administration of Cultural Heritage's List of Famous Artists Restricted from Exporting Eight Categories of Works, including Deceased Calligraphy and Paintings after 1911" "Notice", which includes a list of famous artists whose seal works are restricted from leaving the country. Wu Changshuo is one of them. This shows that he has extremely high attainments in culture and art and has been recognized at the national level! In recent years, due to the depletion of Tianhuang resources in Fujian, it is difficult to obtain good Tianhuang rough stones. This piece has the characteristics of digging into Changhua fields and is full of field flavor. It can be compared with Shoushan Tianhuang. Moreover, it is the work of Wu Changshuo, a master in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Worth owning! The pictures and videos are not beautified by any software and are close to the real thing. The collection is currently stored in the "Shanqi Art" Museum in Taipei. Welcome to visit and exchange! https://youtu.be/tTxc4TFbocg?si=A61uvnwUnLXzNgtH