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Southern Song dynasty · c. 1210 – 13th centuryWikidata

Muqi

Chinese painter

Born in Sichuan. Died in Hangzhou.

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14 works

  • Six Persimmons
    Six Persimmons
    Muqi
    12th century · Ryōkō-in
  • Evening bell from mist-shrouded temple
    Evening bell from mist-shrouded temple
    Muqi
    13th century · Ebara Hatakeyama Museum of Art
  • Fishing Village at Sunset
    Fishing Village at Sunset
    Muqi
    13th century · Nezu Museum
  • Swallow and Lotus
    Swallow and Lotus
    Muqi
    1225–1275 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Willow and Magpie
    Willow and Magpie
    Muqi
    1225–1275 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Dragon; Tiger
    Dragon; Tiger
    Muqi
    1250–1275 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Dragon
    Dragon
    Muqi
    1250–1279 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Tiger
    Tiger
    Muqi
    1250–1279 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Dragon
    Dragon
    Muqi
    1500–1699 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Tiger
    Tiger
    Muqi
    1500–1699 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Gibbons and Crane
    Gibbons and Crane
    Muqi
  • Guanyin
    Guanyin
    Muqi
  • Q116459673
    Q116459673
    Muqi
    · The Palace Museum
  • Painting from Nature
    Painting from Nature
    Muqi
    · National Palace Museum
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