The name stamp is usually placed below the inscription. Choose a stamp of appropriate size according to the size of the painting. Don’t block up the painting with the inscription, and leave an empty corner of the painting for ventilation.

Usually a name stamp is essential for a piece of work. That is, there are seals such as surname, first name, or nickname, etc. These seals are stamped at the end of the signature to indicate the source of the work. Usually there is only one stamp, "someone's seal", "so-and-so", or just a first name without a surname, or a pen name. In short, there is usually only one stamp. There are also people whose surname is one chapter and whose first name is one chapter, but they are very few.

Extended information

Chinese painting embodies the traditional philosophical concepts and aesthetics of the Chinese nation in terms of observation and understanding, image creation and expression techniques. In the observation and understanding of objective things, it adopts Use the method of seeing the big in the small and the big in the small, and observe and understand objective things in activities, and even directly participate in things, rather than just looking at the outside world or being limited to a fixed point.

It permeates people's social consciousness, so that painting has the cognitive function of "thousands of years of loneliness, and pictures can be learned from it", and it also plays the educational role of "evil is used to warn the world, and good deeds are used to show the future" .

Even purely natural objective objects such as mountains, rivers, flowers and birds, in the process of observation, understanding and expression, are consciously related to people's social consciousness and aesthetic sentiment. Connected with interests, expressing emotions through scenes, and expressing ambitions through objects, it embodies the Chinese concept of "the unity of nature and man".

Baidu Encyclopedia - Chinese Painting