吴昌硕（1844.8.1—1927.11.29），初名俊，又名俊卿，字昌硕，又署仓石、苍石，多别号，常见者有仓硕、老苍、老缶、苦铁、大聋、缶道人、石尊者等。浙江省孝丰县鄣吴村（今湖州市安吉县）人。晚清民国时期著名国画家、书法家、篆刻家，“后海派”代表，杭州西泠印社首任社长，与任伯年、蒲华、虚谷合称为“清末海派四大家”。他集“诗、书、画、印”为一身，融金石书画为一炉，被誉为“石鼓篆书第一人”、“文人画最后的高峰”。在绘画、书法、篆刻上都是旗帜性人物，在诗文、金石等方面均有很高的造诣。

Wu Changshuo (1844.8.1-1927.11.29), the first name of Junqing, also known as Junqing, the word Changshuo, but also the Department of Cangshuo stone, grey stone, many nicknames, the common people are Cangshuo, the old man, Bitter iron, deaf, Qidao people, Shizun people, and so on. Zhaowu Village, Xiaofeng County, Zhejiang Province, is from Anji County, Huzhou City. During the period of late Qing and Republic of China, famous Chinese painters, calligraphers and seal carvers, the representative of the "Houhai School", the first president of Xiling Printing Society in Hangzhou, and Ren Bonian, Puhua and Xugu were collectively known as the "four great Shanghai School in the late Qing Dynasty". His collection of "poems, books, paintings, seals" as a whole, melting stone and calligraphy into a furnace, known as "the first stone drum seal book" and "the last peak of literati painting". They are flagship figures in painting, calligraphy and seal carving, and have high attainments in poetry, prose and stone.