Wen Zhengming

1470–1559 · Ming dynasty

Wen Zhengming (28 November 1470 – 28 March 1559), born Wen Bi (文璧), was a Chinese painter, calligrapher, and poet during the Ming dynasty. He was regarded as one of the Four Masters of Ming painting. Wikipedia

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Works

“Huishan tea party”, 1518 — The Palace Museum
“The Cassia Grove Studio”, 1532 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“View of Lake Tai”, 1543 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Playing the Qin in the Shade of the Pines”, 1514 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Summer Retreat in the Eastern Grove”, 1492 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Autumn Mountains”, 1510–1550 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Old Trees by a Wintry Brook”, 1551 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“The First Prose Poem on the Red Cliff”, 1558 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Poems” — Princeton Art Museum
“Mountains in Spring, Ming style” — Princeton Art Museum
“Landscape, Ming style” — Princeton Art Museum
“Letter” — Princeton Art Museum
“Landscape with Mountain Village”, 1546 — Arthur M. Sackler Museum
“A Thousand Peaks Vying for Splendor”, 1550 — National Palace Museum
“"In Exchange for Tea" with Wen Zhengming’s Calligraphy of The Heart Sutra”, 1542 — National Palace Museum
“Spring in Chiang-nan”, 1547 — National Palace Museum
“Landscape in Rain”, 1540 — Saint Louis Art Museum
“Old Trees by a Cold Waterfall”, 1549 — National Palace Museum
“Orchids and Bamboo” — National Palace Museum
“Old Trees by a Cold Waterfall”, 1531 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art