Yun Shouping 恽寿平
1633-1690 China/Early Qing Dynasty
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Brief Biography-Yun Shouping was born in Wujin, Jiangsu, in 1633. He belonged to the early Qing Dynasty and, along with the Four Wangs, Dong Qichang, the art theorist, calligrapher, and painter of the Late Ming Dynasty, inspired him. His contemporary Wang Hui, with whom he was a friend, inclined him to change from landscape painting to bird-and-flower paintings, including fish and insects. Shouping subsequently impressed later artists. His manner of mogu painting, or boneless style, refers to using washes instead of rigid outlines. |
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