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Huizong of Song (1082–1135) ![Link back to Creator infobox template](../../images/4/466.png) |
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Surname and name: Zhao Ji (赵佶 /趙佶) |
Description |
Chinese painter and emperor
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Date of birth/death |
1082 |
1135 |
Location of birth/death |
Kaifeng |
Wuguozheng |
Work location |
Kaifeng |
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Painting: Listerning to the Qin [聽琴圖]
English: Song Huizong's "Ting Qin Tu" 聽琴圖 Listening to the Qin
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Date |
ca. 11th century |
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From scan of artbook |
Author |
Zhao Ji |
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