Bada Shanren

1626–1705 · Qing dynasty

Bada Shanren (1626 – 1705), born Zhu Da (朱耷), was a Chinese painter, calligrapher, and poet. Wikipedia

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Works

“Lotus and Waterfowl”, 1697 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Album”, 1674 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Landscape album”, 1699 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“After Wang Xizhi's (303?-361?) "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Gathering"”, 1694 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Birds in a lotus pond”, 1690 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Fish and rocks”, 1699 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lotus and Ducks”, 1696 — Freer Gallery of Art
“twelve egrets in marsh grasses”
“Cedar Tree, Day Lily, and Wagtails”, 1700 — Freer Gallery of Art
“Fish and Rocks”, 1674 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Landscape after Guo Zhongshu”, 1677 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“SEASCAPE WITH TREE AND BOAT” — Harvard Art Museums
“Two Chicks”, 1694 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Two Twigs of Camellia (Two Twigs of Flowering Fruit)”, 1681 — Princeton Art Museum
“Spray of Tuberose (Spray of Fuchia)”, 1681 — Princeton Art Museum
“Flowers and Insects”, 1683 — Princeton Art Museum
“Bird on Rock, in Qing style” — Princeton Art Museum
“Duck on a Branch”, 1691 — Princeton Art Museum
“Mynah Bird on an Old Tree”, 1703 — The Palace Museum
“Travellers on donkeys.” — National Museum in Warsaw