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Chen Rong

Chen Rong was a painter and poet (1200–1266). He was born in Changle District.

Also recorded as hao Suoweng · zi Gongchu · Ch'en Jung · Gongchu

Chen Rong

Chen Rong, Nine-Dragons1

Chen Rong · WU, T. (1997). Tales from the land of dragons: 1000 years of Chinese painting. Boston, MA, Museum of Fine Arts. Pages 197 - 200. · Public domain

Born
1200. · Changle District.
Died
1266.
Nationality
Southern Song dynasty and Song dynasty.
Occupation
painter and poet.
Known for
Nine Dragons.

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Chen Rong was a painter and poet (1200–1266). He was born in Changle District.

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