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Qing dynasty · 1633 – 1690Wikidata

Yun Shouping

Chinese painter (1633-1690)

Born in Wujin District.

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A life in paintings

Born 163321 dated paintingsDied 1690

106 works

  • Peonies
    Peonies
    Yun Shouping
    17th century · National Palace Museum
  • Q121362845
    Q121362845
    Yun Shouping
    17th century · National Palace Museum
  • Old Trees and a Cluster of Bamboos after Ni Zan
    Old Trees and a Cluster of Bamboos after Ni Zan
    Yun Shouping and after Ni Zan
    17th century · National Palace Museum
  • A Spring Breeze
    A Spring Breeze
    Yun Shouping
    17th century · National Palace Museum
  • Narcissi
    Narcissi
    Yun Shouping
    17th century · National Palace Museum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Yun Shouping
    1644–1690 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Tree Peonies
    Tree Peonies
    Yun Shouping
    1644–1690 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Carnations and Amaranthus
    Carnations and Amaranthus
    Yun Shouping
    1644–1690 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Yun Shouping
    1644–1690 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q116459720
    Q116459720
    Yun Shouping
    1664 · The Palace Museum
  • Landscapes in the Manner of Song and Yuan Masters
    Landscapes in the Manner of Song and Yuan Masters
    Yun Shouping
    1667 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q116459401
    Q116459401
    Yun Shouping
    1671 · The Palace Museum
  • Q132594581
    Q132594581
    Yun Shouping
    1672 · Shanghai Museum
  • Q132600755
    Q132600755
    Yun Shouping
    1677 · Shanghai Museum
  • Bamboo and Trees in a Rockery
    Bamboo and Trees in a Rockery
    Yun Shouping
    1680 · Detroit Institute of Arts
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