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Ming dynasty · 1388 – 1462Wikidata

Dai Jin

Chinese artist (1388-1462)

Born in Hangzhou. Died in Hangzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 13886 dated paintingsDied 1462

28 works

  • Landscape with Daoist Immortals Playing Weiqi
    Landscape with Daoist Immortals Playing Weiqi
    Dai Jin
    1400–1499 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • The Hermit Xu You Resting by a Stream
    The Hermit Xu You Resting by a Stream
    Dai Jin
    1400–1462 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Returning Late from a Spring Outing
    Returning Late from a Spring Outing
    Dai Jin
    c. 1400 · National Palace Museum
  • The Night Excursion of Zhong Kui
    The Night Excursion of Zhong Kui
    Dai Jin
    15th century · The Palace Museum
  • Q132602177
    Q132602177
    Dai Jin
    1449 · Shanghai Museum
  • Returning home through the snow
    Returning home through the snow
    Dai Jin
    c. 1455 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • W drodze do przełęczy
    W drodze do przełęczy
    Dai Jin
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • "Rozmawiający mężowie, tańczące żurawie" - pejzaż górski
    "Rozmawiający mężowie, tańczące żurawie" - pejzaż górski
    Dai Jin
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q116459256
    Q116459256
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459608
    Q116459608
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Travelers Through Mountain Passes
    Travelers Through Mountain Passes
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489182
    Q116489182
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489226
    Q116489226
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489228
    Q116489228
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116489231
    Q116489231
    Dai Jin
    · The Palace Museum
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