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Ming dynasty · November 28, 1470 – March 28, 1559Wikidata

Wen Zhengming

Chinese painter, calligrapher and poet from the Ming dynasty (1470-1559)

Born in Suzhou. Died in Suzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 147037 dated paintingsDied 1559

111 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q132599105
    Q132599105
    Shen Zhou, Tang Yin, Wen Zhengming and Qiu Ying
    1467–1525 · Shanghai Museum
  • Playing the Qin in the Shade of the Pines
    Playing the Qin in the Shade of the Pines
    Wen Zhengming
    1470–1559 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Summer Retreat in the Eastern Grove
    Summer Retreat in the Eastern Grove
    Wen Zhengming
    1470–1514 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Eight Songs of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers
    Eight Songs of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers
    Wen Zhengming
    1470–1559 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q132603510
    Q132603510
    Wen Zhengming
    1495 · Shanghai Museum
  • Listening to the Bamboo
    Listening to the Bamboo
    Wen Zhengming
    1500–1559 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Orchids and Bamboo
    Orchids and Bamboo
    Wen Zhengming
    16th century · National Palace Museum
  • Q137887491
    Q137887491
    Wen Zhengming
    1507 · National Palace Museum
  • Autumn Mountains
    Autumn Mountains
    Wen Zhengming
    1510–1550 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Q116459426
    Q116459426
    Wen Zhengming
    1517 · The Palace Museum
  • Huishan tea party
    Huishan tea party
    Wen Zhengming
    1518 · The Palace Museum
  • Q132625316
    Q132625316
    Wen Zhengming
    1518 · Shanghai Museum
  • Q132599225
    Q132599225
    Wen Zhengming
    1530 · Shanghai Museum
  • Old Trees by a Cold Waterfall
    Old Trees by a Cold Waterfall
    Wen Zhengming
    1531 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Q132599274
    Q132599274
    Wen Zhengming
    1531 · Shanghai Museum
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