Zhu Da
Chine · 1626–1705 · 33 œuvres à collectionner
Zhū Dā, surnommé Badashan ren, est né en 1626 dans le Xian de Xinjian et mort en 1705 dans le même district. Il est un artiste peintre et calligraphe chinois du XVIIe siècle, l'un des plus connus de la Voie excentrique sous la dynastie Qing.
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RareLotus and Waterfowl
RareLandscape album
RareSpray of Hibiscus (Spray of Flowering Shrub)
RareTwo eagles
RareTwo Grasshoppers on Lotus Leaves
RareTwo Twigs of Camellia (Two Twigs of Flowering Fruit)
RareMynah Bird on an Old Tree
RareSpray of Tuberose (Spray of Fuchia)
RareTwo Grape Leaves
RarePodróżni na osiołkachRareLandscape after Guo Zhongshu
RareSpray of Bamboo
RarePlant (Bird of Paradise)
RareSpray of Orchids (Clump of Iris)
RareAfter Wang Xizhi's (303?-361?) "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Gathering"
RareSpray of Water Weed and Two Insects
RareBirds in a lotus pond
RareAlbum
RareFish and rocks
RareTwo ChicksRareFish and Rocks
RareFlowers and Insects
RareSUMI ALBUM LEAF OF THREE LOTUS FLOWERS
RareBranch of Magnolia
RareBird on Rock, in Qing style
Raretwelve egrets in marsh grasses
RareSEASCAPE WITH TREE AND BOAT
RareLotus et canards
RareDuck on a Branch
RareBirds, in Qing style
RareBranch of Hydrangea
RareCedar Tree, Day Lily, and Wagtails
RareTravellers on donkeys.
