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1711 - 1758. Known for: Landscape painting.
Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the... Read full biography
Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, Yun Xi was made Shen Junwang (the Duke of Shen). Yun Xi was a very able artist, following... Read full biography
Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, Yun Xi was made Shen Junwang (the Duke of Shen). Yun Xi was a very able artist, following both the ancient style of Dong Yuan and that of Wen Zhengming. He died in the twenty-third year of the Qianlong era, and the emperor Qianlong's sixth son Yong Rong was appointed as his heir.
Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, Yun Xi was made Shen Junwang (the Duke of Shen). Yun Xi was a very able artist, following both the ancient style of Dong Yuan and that of Wen Zhengming. He died in the twenty-third year of the Qianlong era, and the emperor Qianlong's sixth son Yong Rong was appointed as his heir.
Yun Xi was the twenty-first son of the Kangxi emperor. He was made a beizi (earl) in the eighth year of the Yongzheng era (1730), and soon became a beile (marquis). When Emperor Qianlong ascended the throne, Yun Xi was made Shen Junwang (the Duke of Shen). Yun Xi was a very able artist, following both the ancient style of Dong Yuan and that of Wen Zhengming. He died in the twenty-third year of the Qianlong era, and the emperor Qianlong's sixth son Yong Rong was appointed as his heir.