Yun Shouping

1633–1690 · Qing dynasty

Yun Shouping (1633 – 1690), also known as Nantian (Chinese: 南田), was a Chinese calligrapher and painter. He was a major artist of the early Chinese Qing dynasty. Along with the Four Wangs and Wú Lì, he was regarded as one of the "Six Masters" of the Qing period. Wikipedia

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Works

“Landscapes in the Manner of Song and Yuan Masters”, 1667 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Landscape”, 1667 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“One Hundred Flowers” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Tree Peonies”, 1667 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Carnations and Amaranthus”, 1667 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lotuses on a Summer Evening”, 1684 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Peonies” — National Palace Museum
“Herbaceous Peony”, 1685 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Bamboo and Trees in a Rockery”, 1680 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Landscape After Wang Meng (ca. 1308-1385)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Landscape After Xu Ben (1335-1380)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Landscape After Oubo Laoren (Zhao Mengfu, 1254-1322)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Landscape After Li Tang (ca. 1070-ca. 1150)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Landscape after Cao Zhibo (1272-1355)”, 1683 — Arthur M. Sackler Museum
“Landscape After Mi Fei (1051-1107)”, 1683 — Arthur M. Sackler Museum
“Landscape After Juran (active ca. 960-965)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Landscape After Wu Zhen (1280-1354)”, 1683 — Harvard Art Museums
“Old Trees and a Cluster of Bamboos after Ni Zan” — National Palace Museum
“A Spring Breeze” — National Palace Museum
“Narcissi” — National Palace Museum