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manner, with coarse brushstrokes and wet ink washes. While these painters were also respected by the two younger Yuan masters, the restrained thinness of Ni Zan and the almost embroidered richness of Wang Meng distinguished their work from that of their immediate predecessors.
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Huang Gongwang and Wu Zhen belonged to the earlier generation of artists in the Yuan period and consciously emulated the work of ancient masters, especially the pioneering artists of the
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The work of the Four Masters spurred experimentation with novel brushstroke techniques, with a new attention to the vocabulary of brush manipulation.
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Index

Four Masters of the Yuan Dynasty

Wang Meng
Palace Museum
Beijing
Chinese
pinyin
Chinese
Huang Gongwang
Wu Zhen
Ni Zan
Wang Meng
Yuan dynasty
Ming dynasty
exponents
literati painting
wenrenhua
Five Dynasties
Dong Yuan
Juran
Impressionistic
Four Masters of the Ming dynasty
Six Masters of the early Qing period
Four Wangs


The British Museum Book of Chinese Art
ISBN
978-0-7141-2446-9
Rawson, Jessica

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