Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)

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Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖),

dated; 18th–19th century?

attributed to Wang Zhenpeng 王振鵬, ca. 1280–ca. 1329
Chinese
Qing dynasty, 1644–1912
y1946-205

Information

Title
Hundred Beauties (Bai mei tu 白美圖)
Dates

dated; 18th–19th century?

Maker
attributed to Wang Zhenpeng 王振鵬
Medium
Handscroll; ink and color on silk
Dimensions
Painting: 29.8 x 643.5 cm. (11 3/4 x 253 3/8 in.) Mount: h. 35.6 cm. (14 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Carl Otto von Kienbusch, Class of 1906
Object Number
y1946-205
Place Made

Asia, China

Signatures
signed
Culture
Chinese
Period
Qing
Type
paintings, chinese painting styles, scroll paintings, handscrolls
Subject
figures (representations), beauty, women

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