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Zhang Wo

Illustration — Celebration in Jade Pool (瑶池仙庆图), Zhang Wo, National Palace Museum, Taipei Zhang Wo (or Zhang Wu, Chinese: 張渥), courtesy name as Shuhou, sobriquet as Zhenqisheng and Jianghaike, is a famed Chinese painter who was active during the Yuan Dynasty. Both his birth and death dates are unknown. Zhang was born in Hangzhou in the Zhejiang province.

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Zhang Wo

Nine Songs, 1361, by Zhang Wo

Zhang Wo · The Cleveland Museum of Art · Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund · CC0

Born
1350 · Hangzhou.
Nationality
Yuan dynasty
Occupation
painter · scholar

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Illustration — Celebration in Jade Pool (瑶池仙庆图), Zhang Wo, National Palace Museum, Taipei Zhang Wo (or Zhang Wu, Chinese: 張渥), courtesy name as Shuhou, sobriquet as Zhenqisheng and Jianghaike, is a famed Chinese painter who was active during the Yuan Dynasty. Both his birth and death dates are unknown. Zhang was born in Hangzhou in the Zhejiang province.

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