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Qing dynasty · 1840 – 1896Wikidata

Ren Bonian

Chinese painter

Born in Shaoxing. Died in Shanghai.

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A life in paintings

Born 184015 dated paintingsDied 1896

56 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Cranes, Pine Tree, and Lichen
    Cranes, Pine Tree, and Lichen
    Ren Bonian
    1800–1940 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Two Birds Perched on a Flowering Rose Bush
    Two Birds Perched on a Flowering Rose Bush
    Ren Bonian
    19th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Peony and Rock
    Peony and Rock
    Ren Bonian
    19th century · Honolulu Museum of Art
  • Mandarin Ducks and Lotus
    Mandarin Ducks and Lotus
    Ren Bonian
    1840–1895 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Animals, Flowers and Birds
    Animals, Flowers and Birds
    Ren Bonian
    1840–1896 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Faisans et dahlia
    Faisans et dahlia
    Ren Bonian
    1840–1896 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459734
    Q116459734
    Ren Bonian
    1873 · The Palace Museum
  • Scholar on a Rock
    Scholar on a Rock
    Ren Bonian
    c. 1880 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Three Knights in Wind and Dust
    Three Knights in Wind and Dust
    Ren Bonian
    1880 · Shanghai Museum
  • Q132625167
    Q132625167
    Ren Bonian
    1882 · Shanghai Museum
  • Zhong Kui
    Zhong Kui
    Ren Bonian
    1883 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q132594848
    Q132594848
    Ren Bonian
    1884 · Shanghai Museum
  • Mynah and Bamboo
    Mynah and Bamboo
    Ren Bonian
    1887–1897 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Paradise Flycatchers and Wisteria
    Paradise Flycatchers and Wisteria
    Ren Bonian
    1887–1897 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Birds on Red Plum
    Birds on Red Plum
    Ren Bonian
    1887–1897 · Art Institute of Chicago
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