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Wu Changshuo's Peach Blossoms in Xianyuan

When Mr. Fu Lei was commenting on the figures in the modern Chinese painting world, he once said that the shortcoming of Wu Changshuo's paintings was that they were dry. This is true, but it is not entirely true, because Wu Changshuo also has times when his paintings are very moist, giving people a fresh feeling.

Wu Changshuo Crabapple and Chrysanthemum

Wu Changshuo Pomegranate

Wu Changshuo Plum Blossom

Wu Changshuo's Qing Dynasty Painting

Wu Changshuo Peach

Wu Changshuo Cabbage

Wu Changshuo Teapot Orchid

Wu Changshuo Apricot Blossom

Wu Changshuo's Peony Painting

Wu Changshuo Loquat Orchid

Wu Changshuo Peach

Lychee Painting by Wu Changshuo

Bamboo and Rocks by Wu Changshuo

Wu Changshuo's paintings are mainly flowers, and he also occasionally paints landscapes. In the early period, he received guidance from Ren Yi, and later he incorporated Zhao Zhiqian's painting methods, and learned from the strengths of Xu Wei, Bada, Shitao, and the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou. He also used the brushwork of seal script, official script, and cursive script in his paintings, with rich colors and rich ink, and a vigorous and ancient style, as well as a new look.