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Zhang Xiong (1803-1886) was a Chinese painter known for his exquisite landscapes and detailed depictions of nature. He was a master of the literati style, which emphasized elegant brushwork and a sense of tranquility. His work often featured misty mountains, flowing rivers, and delicate blossoms, evoking a serene and poetic atmosphere. His paintings are characterized by their subtle use of color and the delicate rendering of detail, reflecting the aesthetic values of the Qing dynasty.
Born
1803
Died
1886
Bird on a Blossoming Peach Branch
Zhang Xiong
1881
Flowers of the Twelve Months
Zhang Xiong
1859
Peach Blossoms (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Wisteria (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Roses (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Lotus Blossom (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Plum Blossoms and Bamboo (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Narcissus (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Flowers (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Chrysanthemums (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Iris and Pinks (One of Twelve Album Leaves)
Zhang Xiong
1859
Landscape
Zhang Xiong
1827
Flower and Toad
Zhang Xiong
1844