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1794 Hangzhou County (now Hangzhou), Zhejiang Province, China - 1877. Known for: Landscapeand scroll painting.
Wang Su, also known as Xiaomei, Xiaomou, and Zhuli Master, was a Chinese painter born in 1794 in Ganquan, Yangzhou. He was known for his paintings of characters, flowers, birds, animals, insects, and... Read full biography
Wang Su, also known as Xiaomei, Xiaomou, and Zhuli Master, was a Chinese painter born in 1794 in Ganquan, Yangzhou. He was known for his paintings of characters, flowers, birds, animals, insects, and fish. In 1853, he moved to Shaobo and Guocun due to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's invasion of... Read full biography
Wang Su, also known as Xiaomei, Xiaomou, and Zhuli Master, was a Chinese painter born in 1794 in Ganquan, Yangzhou. He was known for his paintings of characters, flowers, birds, animals, insects, and fish. In 1853, he moved to Shaobo and Guocun due to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's invasion of Yangzhou, but later returned to Yangzhou. He was taught by Bao Shetian and later by Shu Huayan. He died in 1877
Wang Su, also known as Xiaomei, Xiaomou, and Zhuli Master, was a Chinese painter born in 1794 in Ganquan, Yangzhou. He was known for his paintings of characters, flowers, birds, animals, insects, and fish. In 1853, he moved to Shaobo and Guocun due to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's invasion of Yangzhou, but later returned to Yangzhou. He was taught by Bao Shetian and later by Shu Huayan. He died in 1877
Wang Su, also known as Xiaomei, Xiaomou, and Zhuli Master, was a Chinese painter born in 1794 in Ganquan, Yangzhou. He was known for his paintings of characters, flowers, birds, animals, insects, and fish. In 1853, he moved to Shaobo and Guocun due to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's invasion of Yangzhou, but later returned to Yangzhou. He was taught by Bao Shetian and later by Shu Huayan. He died in 1877