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In Asia, painters stamped with their own seal as a statement of completion (as a signature). Artists might used their names, the seasons, or the name of their studio, to balance the ink paintings.

Some historical paintings had many different seals because they were indicated their approval from different sectors, which is explained some of the museum pieces had lots of different sizes or shapes of red seals in printed on the paintings. Nowadays, some of the Chinese masters are carry-on the tradition to add on their own seal to show their appreciation toward their student’s works.