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-hsing, in Chekiang province. The son of Chao Meng-fu, Chao I chose to lead a hermetic existence over.....more

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,” was a native of T’ai-ts’ang, Kiangsu. His style-name was Shih-fu; his sobriquet, Shih-chou. Originally.....more

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oeuvre for Ch’iu Ying. Since this work bears several seals of the collector Hsiang Yüan-pien (1525.....more

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Meng-fu and Lu Yü, were also excellent. Later generations prized his work highly, considering him.....more

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masters: in calligraphy he followed Chao Meng-fu, Li Yung and Yen Chen-ching; in painting Chou Ch’en.....more

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Fu, a native of Kiangsu, was a scholar of poetry who served at the Wen-yüan Pavilion.....more

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the historian Ch’ien Hao-t’an (Ch’ien Fu), and he showed me two long handscrolls, one by Ma Yüan and one.....more

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and flowing, and enlivens the depicted characters. A scion of the Sung imperial family, Chao Meng-fu.....more

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怡悅也。&*Chao Meng-fu, a member of the Sung Imperial family, resided in Wu-hsing, Chekiang. His style.....more

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; sobriquet Fu-weng) was a native of Fen-ning, Kiangsi. In 1067 at the age of twenty-two, he passed.....more

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Ink Chou T’ien-ch’iu (1514-1595) Ming Dynasty Chou T’ien-ch’iu (style name Kung-hsia; sobriquet Y.....more

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and the grandson of Chao Meng-fu. He was one of the Four Great Yüan Masters. Depicted here is a field.....more

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