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Kuncan (chinois simplifié : 髡残 ; chinois t … Kuncan (chinois simplifié : 髡残 ; chinois traditionnel : 髡殘 ; pinyin : kūn cán) parfois écrit Kun Can, K'Ouen-Ts'an ou K'un-Ts'an, né Liu Shixi刘石溪 / 劉石谿, liú shíxī, noms de pinceau : Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu, Candaoren, né en 1612 à Wuling, province de Hunan, décédé aux environs de 1674, est un artiste peintre de paysages dans la tradition chinoise, principalement actif vers 1657 – 1671.se, principalement actif vers 1657 – 1671.
, Kun Can (髡殘) (1612 to after 1674) was a Ch … Kun Can (髡殘) (1612 to after 1674) was a Chinese Buddhist monk and painter during Ming and Qing dynasties. He hailed from Hunan, but spent most of his life in Nanjing. He became a Chan Buddhist monk at an early age and in Nanjing was abbot of a monastery on Niushou Shan. His style of landscape painting was influenced by Wang Meng and he is one of the Four Monk Masters in the early Qing Dynasty. The others being Zhu Da, Hong Ren, and Shitao. As he was also known as Shi Xi he was at times said to be one of the "Two Shi". Few of Kun Can's works survive. Unlike some of the other Monk Masters he seems to have become a monk well before the fall of the Ming dynasty. In personality he was noted for being frank and straightforward.noted for being frank and straightforward.
, Кунь Цань (髡殘, 1612 —приб. 1682) — китайський художник, каліграф, літератор часів падіння династії Мін та початку династії Цін.
, Kun Can (xinès simplificat: 髡残; xinès trad … Kun Can (xinès simplificat: 髡残; xinès tradicional: 髡殘; pinyin: Kūn Cán) fou un monjo budista, cal·lígraf i pintor durant el començament de la dinastia Qing nascut a , actualment , província de Hunan el 1612 i va morir vers el 1674. Va residir a Nanjing on va ser abat del monestir chan del pujol Niushou. Arran de l'avenç manxú, essent lleial a la dinastia Ming, va refugiar-se a les muntanyes.stia Ming, va refugiar-se a les muntanyes.
, Kun Can (chino simplificado: 髡残; chino tra … Kun Can (chino simplificado: 髡残; chino tradicional: 髡殘; pinyin: kūn cán) a veces escrito Kun Can, K'Ouen-Ts'an o K'un-Ts'an, nacido: Liu Shixi刘石溪 / 劉石谿, liú shíxī, nombres de artista: Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu, Candaoren, nacido en 1612 en Wuling, provincia de Hunan, murió alrededor de 1671, es un pintor paisajista de tradición china, principalmente activo alrededor de 1657-1671.ncipalmente activo alrededor de 1657-1671.
, Kun Can (traditioneel Chinees: 髡殘; 1612–1673) was een Chinees kunstschilder die actief was tijdens de vroege Qing-periode. Hij was geboren als Liu Shixi (劉石谿), zijn omgangsnaam was Jie Qiu en zijn artistieke namen Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu en Candaoren.
, Kun Can (chiń. upr. 髡残; chiń. trad. 髡殘; pinyin Kūn Cán; ur. 1612, zm. 1673) – chiński malarz, tworzący we wczesnych latach panowania dynastii Qing, jeden z najwybitniejszych artystów tego okresu.
, Лю Шиси (кит. трад. 劉石谿), буддийское имя Куньцань (кит. 髡殘, пиньинь Kūncán, 1612 — ок. 1682) — китайский художник, каллиграф, литератор времён падения империи Мин и начала империи Цин.
, 髡殘（1612年－約1671年），俗姓劉，字石谿、介丘，號白禿，自稱殘道人，湖南武陵（今湖南常德）移居金陵（今南京）。明末清初畫家。
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Kun Can (chiń. upr. 髡残; chiń. trad. 髡殘; pinyin Kūn Cán; ur. 1612, zm. 1673) – chiński malarz, tworzący we wczesnych latach panowania dynastii Qing, jeden z najwybitniejszych artystów tego okresu.
, Kuncan (chinois simplifié : 髡残 ; chinois t … Kuncan (chinois simplifié : 髡残 ; chinois traditionnel : 髡殘 ; pinyin : kūn cán) parfois écrit Kun Can, K'Ouen-Ts'an ou K'un-Ts'an, né Liu Shixi刘石溪 / 劉石谿, liú shíxī, noms de pinceau : Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu, Candaoren, né en 1612 à Wuling, province de Hunan, décédé aux environs de 1674, est un artiste peintre de paysages dans la tradition chinoise, principalement actif vers 1657 – 1671.se, principalement actif vers 1657 – 1671.
, 髡殘（1612年－約1671年），俗姓劉，字石谿、介丘，號白禿，自稱殘道人，湖南武陵（今湖南常德）移居金陵（今南京）。明末清初畫家。
, Кунь Цань (髡殘, 1612 —приб. 1682) — китайський художник, каліграф, літератор часів падіння династії Мін та початку династії Цін.
, Kun Can (chino simplificado: 髡残; chino tra … Kun Can (chino simplificado: 髡残; chino tradicional: 髡殘; pinyin: kūn cán) a veces escrito Kun Can, K'Ouen-Ts'an o K'un-Ts'an, nacido: Liu Shixi刘石溪 / 劉石谿, liú shíxī, nombres de artista: Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu, Candaoren, nacido en 1612 en Wuling, provincia de Hunan, murió alrededor de 1671, es un pintor paisajista de tradición china, principalmente activo alrededor de 1657-1671.ncipalmente activo alrededor de 1657-1671.
, Kun Can (髡殘) (1612 to after 1674) was a Ch … Kun Can (髡殘) (1612 to after 1674) was a Chinese Buddhist monk and painter during Ming and Qing dynasties. He hailed from Hunan, but spent most of his life in Nanjing. He became a Chan Buddhist monk at an early age and in Nanjing was abbot of a monastery on Niushou Shan. His style of landscape painting was influenced by Wang Meng and he is one of the Four Monk Masters in the early Qing Dynasty. The others being Zhu Da, Hong Ren, and Shitao. As he was also known as Shi Xi he was at times said to be one of the "Two Shi". Few of Kun Can's works survive."Two Shi". Few of Kun Can's works survive.
, Лю Шиси (кит. трад. 劉石谿), буддийское имя Куньцань (кит. 髡殘, пиньинь Kūncán, 1612 — ок. 1682) — китайский художник, каллиграф, литератор времён падения империи Мин и начала империи Цин.
, Kun Can (xinès simplificat: 髡残; xinès trad … Kun Can (xinès simplificat: 髡残; xinès tradicional: 髡殘; pinyin: Kūn Cán) fou un monjo budista, cal·lígraf i pintor durant el començament de la dinastia Qing nascut a , actualment , província de Hunan el 1612 i va morir vers el 1674. Va residir a Nanjing on va ser abat del monestir chan del pujol Niushou. Arran de l'avenç manxú, essent lleial a la dinastia Ming, va refugiar-se a les muntanyes.stia Ming, va refugiar-se a les muntanyes.
, Kun Can (traditioneel Chinees: 髡殘; 1612–1673) was een Chinees kunstschilder die actief was tijdens de vroege Qing-periode. Hij was geboren als Liu Shixi (劉石谿), zijn omgangsnaam was Jie Qiu en zijn artistieke namen Shigi, Jieqiu, Baitu en Candaoren.
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