Wang Shishen

محل: Xiuning

بدنیا آمدن: 1686

مرگ: 1759

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Early Life and Career

, a renowned Chinese painter and calligrapher, was born in 1686 in Xiuning, Anhui province, during the Qing Dynasty. His style name was Jinren, and his sobriquets were Chaolin and Xidong waishi. Despite being born into poverty, Wang Shishen went on to lead a successful life as a painter, becoming one of the esteemed Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou.

Artistic Style and Contributions

Wang Shishen's artistic style was characterized by his exceptional skill in painting plum blossoms, human figures, calligraphy, and seal cutting. His work had a profound impact on the development of Chinese art during the Qing Dynasty. As an accomplished painter, he was known for his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects.

Notable Works

* The Pavilion of Prince Teng (28 x 85 cm, Paper, Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, United States) - This piece showcases Wang Shishen's mastery of ink drawings on paper. * Scholar in the Wind (17 x 24 cm, Paper) - A notable example of his figure painting style, which often followed the Zhejiang artists' regional precedent.

Legacy and Influence

Wang Shishen's contributions to Chinese art are still celebrated today. His work can be found in various collections, including those at the Cleveland Museum of Art and other notable institutions.

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