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Ming dynasty · 1483 – 1544Wikidata

Chen Chun

Chinese artist (1483-1544)

Born in Suzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 14834 dated paintingsDied 1544

38 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Pavilion of Eight Poems
    Pavilion of Eight Poems
    Chen Chun
    1368–1644 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Looking for a Monastery in the Misty Mountains
    Looking for a Monastery in the Misty Mountains
    Chen Chun
    1368–1644 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Chen Chun
    1483–1544 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Summer Garden
    Summer Garden
    Chen Chun
    c. 1530 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Garden Flowers
    Garden Flowers
    Chen Chun
    1540 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q132599431
    Q132599431
    Chen Chun
    1544 · Shanghai Museum
  • Mallows and Garden Rock
    Mallows and Garden Rock
    Chen Chun
    · Princeton Art Museum
  • Lotus Under the Autumn Moon
    Lotus Under the Autumn Moon
    Chen Chun
    · Princeton Art Museum
  • Narcissus and Plum Blossoms (Meihua shuixian tu 梅花水仙圖)
    Narcissus and Plum Blossoms (Meihua shuixian tu 梅花水仙圖)
    Chen Chun
    · Princeton Art Museum
  • Chrysanthemums and Rocks
    Chrysanthemums and Rocks
    Chen Chun
    · Princeton Art Museum
  • Q116458977
    Q116458977
    Chen Chun
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459372
    Q116459372
    Chen Chun
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459373
    Q116459373
    Chen Chun
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459485
    Q116459485
    Chen Chun
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459542
    Q116459542
    Chen Chun
    · The Palace Museum
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