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Qing dynasty · September 12, 1844 – November 29, 1927Wikidata

Wu Chang-shuo

Qing Dynasty painter (1844–1927)

Born in Anji County. Died in Shanghai.

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A life in paintings

Born 184436 dated paintingsDied 1927

82 works

  • Q116555747
    Q116555747
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1891 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116553864
    Q116553864
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1895 · The Palace Museum
  • Chrysanthemums
    Chrysanthemums
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1896 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Q116555448
    Q116555448
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1897 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116556025
    Q116556025
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1897 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116556256
    Q116556256
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1898 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459468
    Q116459468
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1904 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459457
    Q116459457
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1905 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459458
    Q116459458
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1905 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489549
    Q116489549
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1906 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459431
    Q116459431
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1908 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459459
    Q116459459
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1909 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459460
    Q116459460
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1909 · The Palace Museum
  • Q116556310
    Q116556310
    Wu Chang-shuo
    1910 · The Palace Museum
  • Flowers
    Flowers
    Wu Chang-shuo, Zhao Yunhe, Ni Tian, Cheng Zhang, Jin Rong, Jin Mengshi, He Yu, Zhongbao Yao, Huang Shanshou, Wu Zheng and Wang Zhen
    1910s · The Palace Museum
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