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Qing dynasty · 1632 – 1718Wikidata

Wu Li

Chinese painter (1632-1718)

Born in Changshu. Died in Shanghai.

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A life in paintings

Born 16329 dated paintingsDied 1718

52 works

  • Pine Wind from Myriad Villages
    Pine Wind from Myriad Villages
    Wu Li
    1644–1912 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Boat trip on the river below a Buddhistic temple
    Boat trip on the river below a Buddhistic temple
    Wu Li and after Guan Tong
    1660–1710 · National Palace Museum
  • Travelers among Streams and Mountains
    Travelers among Streams and Mountains
    Wu Li
    1670–1679 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q132600895
    Q132600895
    Wu Li
    1670 · Shanghai Museum
  • Q132594450
    Q132594450
    Wu Li
    1672 · Shanghai Museum
  • Reciting Poetry before the Yellowing of Autumn
    Reciting Poetry before the Yellowing of Autumn
    Wu Li
    1674 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Spring Comes to the Lake. Hanging scroll painting
    Spring Comes to the Lake. Hanging scroll painting
    Wu Li
    1676 · Shanghai Museum
  • Q132595078
    Q132595078
    Wu Li
    1677 · Shanghai Museum
  • Whiling Away the Summer
    Whiling Away the Summer
    Wu Li
    1679 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Album
    Album
    Wu Li
    · Yale University Art Gallery
  • A Lodge in the Hills
    A Lodge in the Hills
    Wu Li
    spuriously dated 1703 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q116458988
    Q116458988
    Wu Li
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459010
    Q116459010
    Wu Li
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459404
    Q116459404
    Wu Li
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459405
    Q116459405
    Wu Li
    · The Palace Museum
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