Gong Xian

1688

Chinese artist (1618-1689)

Gong Xian was a Chinese painter in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, one of the Eight Masters of Nanjing (Jinling) and the leading painter of the Nanjing school.

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Gong Xian

Works

Landscape

Lofty Peak and Dense Woods

Wintry mountains

Landscape in the Style of Dong Yuan and Juran

A thousand peaks and a myriad ravines

Summer in the Water Country

Swallow Rock

Landscapes and trees

Landscapes

A Lofty Pavilion

Dwelling among Mountains and Clouds

Landscapes of the Twelve Months

Landscapes with Poems

清 龔賢 自題 山水十六開 冊-Ink Landscapes with Poems

Landscape in the Manner of Dong Yuan

Landscape with Small Pavillion

Dwelling of the Immortals

Colophon of Gong Xian

Desolate Grove on the Far Bank

Former Initial Paper of the Qianlong Period (1736-95)

High Peaks with Buildings in the Manner of Lu Hong

Lakeshore with Cottages

Lone Tree in a Mountainous Lake

Mountain Valley with Cottages

Mountains and Mist-Filled Valleys

Pavilion on a Lake

River Scene with Boats

The Peach Blossom Studio

Village on a Mountainous Lakeshore

Cloudy Peaks

Frontispiece of Luo Zhenyu (later commentator)

清龔賢自題山水十六開冊-Ink Landscapes with Poems