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Summary
DescriptionXiao and Xiang rivers.jpg |
English: Dong Yuan. Xiao and Xiang Rivers. Located at the Palace Museum, Beijing.
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Date |
10th century |
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http://www.pp6.cc/paipaishuhua/include/fckeditor/DongYuan006.jpg |
Author |
Dong Yuan (0934–0962) ![Link back to Creator infobox template](../4/466.png) |
Alternative names |
Surname and name: Dŏng Yuán (董源 )
Courtesy name: Shūdá (叔达 /叔達) |
Description |
Chinese painter
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Date of birth/death |
circa 934 |
circa 962 |
Location of birth |
Zhongling |
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