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Yuan dynasty · 1269 – 1354Wikidata

Huang Gongwang

Chinese artist (1269-1354)

Born in Changzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 12699 dated paintingsDied 1354

13 works

  • Summer Mountains (after Dong Yuan [active about ad 937-975])
    Summer Mountains (after Dong Yuan [active about ad 937-975])
    Huang Gongwang
    1290–1354 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Dwelling in the Fu-chun Mountains
    Dwelling in the Fu-chun Mountains
    Huang Gongwang
    1338–1350 · National Palace Museum
  • Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains (Ziming Scroll)
    Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains (Ziming Scroll)
    attributed to · Attributed to Huang Gongwang
    1338 · National Palace Museum
  • Clearing After Sudden Snow
    Clearing After Sudden Snow
    Huang Gongwang and Zhao Mengfu
    c. 1340 · The Palace Museum
  • Nine Picks After Snow
    Nine Picks After Snow
    Huang Gongwang
    1340s · The Palace Museum
  • Stone Cliff at the Pond of Heaven
    Stone Cliff at the Pond of Heaven
    Huang Gongwang
    1341 · The Palace Museum
  • The Remaining Mountain
    The Remaining Mountain
    Huang Gongwang
    1347–1351 · Zhejiang Provincial Museum
  • Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains
    Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains
    Huang Gongwang
    1348 · National Palace Museum
  • Q137843663
    Q137843663
    Huang Gongwang
    1350 · National Palace Museum
  • Q116459656
    Q116459656
    Huang Gongwang
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116557513
    Q116557513
    Huang Gongwang and Zhao Yong
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q133853308
    Q133853308
    Huang Gongwang
    · National Palace Museum
  • Q137843724
    Q137843724
    Huang Gongwang
    · National Palace Museum
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