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Ding Guanpeng

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A life in paintings

17338 dated paintings1766

44 works

36 without a public image, listed last

  • Q116459354
    Q116459354
    Giuseppe Castiglione, Tangdai, Chen Mei, Sun Hu, Shen Yuan and Ding Guanpeng
    1738 · The Palace Museum
  • New Year's Market in a Time of Peace
    New Year's Market in a Time of Peace
    Ding Guanpeng
    1742 · National Palace Museum
  • Peace for the New Year
    Peace for the New Year
    Ding Guanpeng
    1748 · National Palace Museum
  • Q132598014
    Q132598014
    Ding Guanpeng
    1748 · Shanghai Museum
  • Two versions of bodhisattva Guanyin
    Two versions of bodhisattva Guanyin
    Ding Guanpeng
    c. 1750 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Nymph of the Luo River, Taipei copy B
    Nymph of the Luo River, Taipei copy B
    Ding Guanpeng
    1754 · National Palace Museum
  • The Buddhist Paradise
    The Buddhist Paradise
    Ding Guanpeng
    1759 · National Palace Museum
  • Q116489767
    Q116489767
    Ding Guanpeng
    1761 · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116459311
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116459313
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116459353
    Giuseppe Castiglione, Shen Yuan, Zhou Kun and Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116552611
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116552769
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116552913
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q116554674
    Ding Guanpeng
    · The Palace Museum
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