Shao Yixuan

Shao Yixuan (邵逸軒, 1886–1954) was a Chinese painter active in the late Qing and early Republican period, though most sources place his working life mostly after the Qing dynasty ended in 1912. He’s known for ink paintings in the traditional literati style, including bird, animal, and landscape subjects. His work shows up in institutional collections like the Art Institute of Chicago and turns up fairly regularly at auction, including pieces sold through Bonhams and similar houses.