Pu Sin Yu

Pu Sin Yu (1896-1963). He was a native of Beijing, a member of the ManChing imperial family. Following the overthrow of the Ching dynasty, he changed his name to Pu Ju, style Hsin Yu. He spent seven years at the Chien Tai monastery on Mt. Hsi, and took the studio name Hsi-shan I-shih or "Retired official of Mt. Hsi."

Pu Sin Yu's Painting

Ten Monkeys
Pu Yu

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Pu Sin Yu Pu Sin Yu (1896-1963). He was a native of Beijing, a member of the ManChing imperial family. Following the overthrow of the Ching dynasty, he changed his name to Pu Ju, style Hsin Yu. He spent seven years at the Chien Tai monastery on Mt. Hsi, and took the studio name Hsi-shan I-shih or "Retired official of Mt. Hsi." Pu Sin Yu's Painting Ten Monkeys
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