Ren Bonian

1840–1896 · Qing dynasty

Ren Yi (1840–1896), also known as Ren Bonian, was a painter and son of a rice merchant who supplemented his income by doing portraits. He was born in Zhejiang, but after the death of his father in 1855 he lived in Shanghai. Wikipedia

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Works

“Mandarin Ducks and Lotus”, 1867 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Mynah and Bamboo”, 1892 — Art Institute of Chicago
“The Five Virtues”, 1895 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Paradise Flycatchers and Wisteria”, 1892 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Birds on Red Plum”, 1892 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Two Birds Perched on a Flowering Rose Bush”, 1870 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Scholar on a Rock”, 1880 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Herdboy and Buffalo”, 1890 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Man on a Bridge”, 1889 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Cranes, Pine Tree, and Lichen”, 1870 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Zhong Kui”, 1883 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Animals, Flowers and Birds”, 1868 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Peony and Rock”, 1850 — Honolulu Museum of Art
“Three Knights in Wind and Dust”, 1880 — Shanghai Museum