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Lu Kezheng

Lu Kezheng: Echoes of Dong Yuan in Shanghai’s Golden Age Born in Shanghai during the mid-17th century, around 1622, Lu Kezheng emerged as a significant figure within the vibrant artistic landscape of Ming Dynasty China. While his life remains somewhat shrouded in historical detail – he passed away in 1672 – his legacy is firmly rooted in the tradition of ink wash painting, particularly through his profound connection to the style of Do

ng Yuan, one of the most revered masters of the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). Lu Kezheng’s work isn't merely a copy; it’s an echo, a careful and considered interpretation imbued with a distinctly Shanghai sensibility. Lu Kezheng’s early life is intertwined with the burgeoning cultural scene of Shanghai during a period of considerable change. Records suggest he was associated with the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, hinting at a possible a…