Ren Xiong

Ren Xiong

1823 — 1857

Chinese Qing dynasty painter (1823–1857)

Ren Xiong was a Chinese painter from Xiaoshan, Zhejiang, active during the late Qing dynasty. Ren belonged to the Shanghai School in Chinese painting and is known for his bold and innovative style. His paintings significantly influenced the Shanghai School and modern Chinese painting.

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Peony

Ren Xiong Metropolitan Museum of Art

Self-Portrait

Bird sitting on a branch with pink flowers

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Blue and yellow flowers behind a rock

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Blue bird sitting on a plum blossom tree

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Boat amid reeds on a river

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Figure standing beneath a tree

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Forest in winter

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Landscape with rocks and trees

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Lotus flower and dragonfly

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Man leaning on a large vessel of wine

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Narcissus, garlic, and fungi

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Orange flowers, loquats, and garlic

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Purple and pink flowers

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Spring flowers

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Three figures on a mountain ridge

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Two female figures

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Two figures having tea under a tree

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Two figures seated in two boats

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Yellow and purple flowers

Ren Xiong Ashmolean Museum

Eight-armed goddess Doumu shengxiang

Ren Xiong Indianapolis Museum of Art