Qin and Han dynasties. At that time, it was usually copper seal. There are two printing methods of seals: casting printing and chiseling printing (except jade printing and grinding printing). At that time, because of material constraints, people who managed printing were generally craftsmen, and the upper class could not talk about it. However, due to the simplicity and elegance of seal cutting in Qin and Han dynasties, it is respected as the golden rule by future generations, and seal cutting will live in Qin and Han dynasties.
Wang Mian was sealed with stalactites in Yuan Dynasty. Later, Wen Peng of the Ming Dynasty bought a load of light frozen stone from Qingtian, and found that it could cure seals, which created the fashion of literati curing seals. Since then, famous seal engravers have come forth in large numbers, and some schools are listed as follows.
Anhui School (Huizhou School)
He Zhen, Wen Peng, Liang Jue, Zhu Jian, Colin, Jin Guangxian, Cheng Yuan, father and son, Deng (Deng School), etc.
Xu school (No.4 middle school student)
Cheng Xiang, Ba Weizu, Hu Tang, Wang Zhaolong.
Sishuipai
Su Xuan
Guangdong school (Yishan school)
huang shiling
Zhepai (Eight Families in West Leng)
Ding Jing, Jiang Ren, Xi Gang, Chen Yuzhong, Chen Hongshou, Zhao,.
Xinzhe school
a surname
Wu Pai (Shanghai style/
China-India School)
wu changshuo
Zhao School (Yushan School)
Zhao Shi, Deng Sanmu.
Lou Dongpai
Crown, Lin Hao (Lin Pai), Baweizu.
Yangzhou school
Lin Hao (Lin Pai), Wang Guan, Shen Shihe.
Rugaopai
Xu Rong, Tong Changling, Sabrina Dian, etc.
Yunjianpai
Wang Zenglu and his son are lofty.
Beijing School/Beijing Opera Style
Qi Baishi
Min School (Putian School)
Song Jue, Wu Jin, Lian Susu, Xue Musheng, Xu, Lan Gongyi, etc