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Yuan dynasty · 1289 – c. 1360Wikidata

Zhao Yong

Chinese painter (1289-1360)

Born in Huzhou.

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A life in paintings

Born 12896 dated paintingsDied 1360

16 works

  • Grooms and Horses
    Grooms and Horses
    Zhao Mengfu and Zhao Yong
    1296–1359 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Traveling by Horseback in a Spring Countryside
    Traveling by Horseback in a Spring Countryside
    Zhao Yong
    14th century · National Palace Museum
  • Q137931923
    Q137931923
    Zhao Yong
    1342 · National Palace Museum
  • Horse and Groom, after Li Gonglin
    Horse and Groom, after Li Gonglin
    Zhao Yong
    1347 · Freer Gallery of Art
  • Mynah Bird and Bamboo
    Mynah Bird and Bamboo
    Zhao Yong
    1349 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Q137984655
    Q137984655
    Zhao Yong
    1352 · National Palace Museum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Zhao Yong
    1366 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Horsemanship demonstration
    Horsemanship demonstration
    Zhao Yong
    1800–1899 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Visit of Wen Wang to Jiang Shang by the Wei River
    Visit of Wen Wang to Jiang Shang by the Wei River
    Zhao Yong
    · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Egrets, Small Birds, Willows, and Peach Blossom
    Egrets, Small Birds, Willows, and Peach Blossom
    Zhao Yong
    · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Osiem rumaków
    Osiem rumaków
    Zhao Yong
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Q116458841
    Q116458841
    Zhao Yong
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459154
    Q116459154
    Zhao Yong
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116459679
    Q116459679
    Zhao Yong
    · The Palace Museum
  • Q116557513
    Q116557513
    Huang Gongwang and Zhao Yong
    · The Palace Museum
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