A Chinese Scroll Painting by Qi Bai Shi Wide:610cm Height:37cmQi Baishi (January 1, 1864- September 16, 1957） [46] [56 57], Han Chinese, born in Xiangtan, Hunan [20], named Huang, with the name Pingsheng, also known as Baishi, Baishiweng, Laobai, also known as Jiping, Laoping, Jieshanweng, Qida, Mujushi, and Three Hundred Stone Engravers, is a modern Chinese calligrapher, painter, and seal carver [29], His main painting works include "Ink Shrimp", "Herding Cattle", "Frog's Voice Leaving the Spring from Ten Miles", "Pine and Cypress Tall Map · Seal Script Four Character Couplet", and he has authored poetry collections such as "Borrowing Mountains and Chanting Hall Poetry Grass" and "Baishi Poetry Grass".He has published three volume albums such as "Selected Works of Qi Baishi" and "Selected Landscape Paintings of Qi Baishi"