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Dong Bangda

Chinese artist (1699–1769)

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A life in paintings

Born 16992 dated paintingsDied 1769

146 works

  • Mount Langya
    Mount Langya
    Dong Bangda
    1701–1769 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Q132597225
    Q132597225
    Dong Bangda
    1764 · Shanghai Museum
  • Pine and Rock
    Pine and Rock
    Dong Bangda
    · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • "Wioska w bambusach i łowiący pustelnicy" - pejzaż
    "Wioska w bambusach i łowiący pustelnicy" - pejzaż
    Dong Bangda
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Landscape: Temples and Waterfall
    Landscape: Temples and Waterfall
    Dong Bangda
    · Princeton Art Museum
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    One of Eight Landscape Sketches
    Dong Bangda
    · Harvard Art Museums
  • Q116489383
    Q116489383
    Dong Bangda
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489567
    Q116489567
    Dong Bangda
    · The Palace Museum
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