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Min Zhen

Chinese painter (1730-1788)

Born in Nanchang. Died in Yangzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 173014 dated paintingsDied 1788

18 works

  • Q132594762
    Q132594762
    Min Zhen
    1779 · Shanghai Museum
  • Album of Miscellaneous Subjects
    Album of Miscellaneous Subjects
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Elephant, Horse, and Hare
    Elephant, Horse, and Hare
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Su Wu the Shepherd
    Su Wu the Shepherd
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Banana Plants
    Banana Plants
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Sheer Cliffs
    Sheer Cliffs
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Lu Tong and Servant
    Lu Tong and Servant
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Landscape in the Manner of Ma Yuan
    Landscape in the Manner of Ma Yuan
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Landscape after Mi Fu
    Landscape after Mi Fu
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Cat and Butterfly
    Cat and Butterfly
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Su Dongpo
    Su Dongpo
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Dragon amid Clouds
    Dragon amid Clouds
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Peaches
    Peaches
    Min Zhen
    1788 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Black Cat
    Black Cat
    Min Zhen
    · Princeton Art Museum
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