Li Dongyang (1447-1516), also spelled Binzhi, was a native of Chaling Prefecture, Changsha Province, Ming Dynasty. In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the core figures of the Chaling poetry school were poets, calligraphers, and politicians. Li Dongyang was quite conceited about his seal book, saying to himself: "After Li Si and Li Yangbing, even if I am a child." "He is one of the few seal calligraphers in the Ming Dynasty and has a certain influence on the seal inscription of the Ming Dynasty."
Li Dongyang Seal Book: Kowloon Mountain Residence
Li Dongyang inscribed Ni Zhan (biography) Jiulong Mountain Residence Map, Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection.
Li Dongyang Seal Book: Ma Yuanshui
Li Dongyang's inscription "Ma Yuanshui Picture Scroll", collected by the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Interpretation: Right Ma Yuan painted twelve paintings of water, each in a different state, and the river water is particularly beautiful. In addition to the pen and ink path, real living water also. I don't know how to draw, so I judge it with calligraphy. Changsha Li Dongyang.
Li Dongyang Seal Book: 邃庵
Li Dongyang inscribed Shen Zhou'an Picture Scroll, collection of the Palace Museum.
Li Dongyang Seal Book: Xue Daozu inkblot
Li Dongyang's Poems of Xue Shaopeng, Collected by the National Palace Museum in Taipei.