Who are the representatives of Lingnan School of Painting?

First of all, we should make clear what Lingnan culture refers to: Guangdong, as one of the most distinctive and dynamic regional cultures in China traditional culture, is extensive and profound. Generally speaking, it mainly has three sources and constitutes three components: First, the inherent local culture. Like the Yellow River Basin and the Yangtze River Basin, the Pearl River Basin is the birthplace of Chinese civilization. Located at the southern foot of the subtropical Wuling Mountains, surrounded by mountains and seas, there are Pearl River basins and criss-crossing rivers. The ancestors of the ancient Baiyue people living here, from the early fishing and hunting civilization to the later commercial civilization, are inseparable from the river and sea traffic. They like to flow and are not conservative, which is the true color of South Vietnamese culture that distinguishes it from inland civilization or river valley civilization. Second, the Central Plains culture moved south. After Qin and Han Dynasties, Lingnan and China were unified, and Lingqu and Yuling were built. The communication between Lingnan and the Central Plains is increasingly close. First, the army was demoted and there were a large number of immigrants in several wars. The powerful and advanced Chinese civilization in the Central Plains swept across the Pearl River like the "Han Dynasty and Su Hai", and then constituted the main body of Lingnan culture. The third is foreign culture. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Maritime Silk Road was opened, and Lingnan, as the birthplace and even the only big commercial port, has always been a platform for cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. The commercial culture, scientific and technological culture, religious culture and political culture of the East and the West have all landed here and been introduced, and their trend has been even worse since modern times. Foreign culture injects new vitality into Lingnan culture. Lingnan culture includes Cantonese Opera, Lingnan School of Painting, Cantonese, Cantonese Embroidery, and writers whose Lingnan architectural style represents Lingnan culture: Ouyang Shan, Qin Mu, Huang, etc. These writers are all Cantonese, and their articles will have Lingnan cultural characteristics to some extent. Representatives of Lingnan School of Painting: Gao, Chen, "Lingnan Three Masters",,,,, Liang Shixiong, Lin Yong, Wang Yujue, He Xiangning, Fang Rending, Ke Dahuai, Su Wonong, Li Fuhong, Huang Dufeng, Huang Shaoqiang, Ye Shaobing, Kun-yi Zhang, Zhao Shaoang and He Yunong. Very famous