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Song dynasty · 1160 – 1225Wikidata

Ma Yuan

Chinese painter from Song Dynasty (1160-1225)

Born in Hangzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 116012 dated paintingsDied 1225

36 works

  • Q139055600
    Q139055600
    Ma Yuan
    1100 · National Palace Museum
  • Q139083738
    Q139083738
    Ma Yuan
    1109 · National Palace Museum
  • Bamboo and Ducks by a Rushing Stream
    Bamboo and Ducks by a Rushing Stream
    Ma Yuan
    1127–1279 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Watching the Deer by a Pine Shaded Stream
    Watching the Deer by a Pine Shaded Stream
    Ma Yuan
    1127–1279 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • White Rose
    White Rose
    Ma Yuan
    1127–1279 · The Palace Museum
  • Q139084892
    Q139084892
    Ma Yuan
    1180 · National Palace Museum
  • The Football Players
    The Football Players
    Ma Yuan
    1189–1225 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Drinking in the Moonlight
    Drinking in the Moonlight
    Ma Yuan
    1189 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Walking on a Mountain Path in Spring
    Walking on a Mountain Path in Spring
    Ma Yuan
    1190 · National Palace Museum
  • Scholar viewing a waterfall
    Scholar viewing a waterfall
    Ma Yuan
    1190–1225 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q139043982
    Q139043982
    Ma Yuan
    1190 · National Palace Museum
  • Q139083839
    Q139083839
    Ma Yuan
    1190 · National Palace Museum
  • Q139379162
    Q139379162
    Ma Yuan
    1190 · National Palace Museum
  • Viewing plum blossoms by moonlight
    Viewing plum blossoms by moonlight
    Ma Yuan
    1200–1233 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Conversation in a Cave
    Conversation in a Cave
    Ma Yuan
    1200–1225 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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