Tang Yin proclaimed himself "unrestrained and free-spirited, with a fondness for sensual pleasures," and signed his seals as "The First Romantic Scholar of Jiangnan." He was widely learned and versatile, composing poetry and music, and was skilled in calligraphy and painting, excelling in landscapes, figures, and birds-and-flowers.
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- Unrestrained and Free-Spirited. A seal carved in the style of Wang Fu'an. Wang Fu'an (1880-1960) was a modern calligrapher and seal engraver, and one of the founders of the Xiling Seal Art Society. His original name was Di, then Shouqi. His courtesy name was Weiji, and his art name was Fu'an, by which he was commonly known. He also used the pseudonyms Yin'nu, Yin'yong, and later Qu'hu, Luochajiangmin. After the age of seventy, he was known as Chiliao Laoren, and his studio was named Miyan Zhai.
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