Chinese, 706–783
Han Gan (c. 706–783) was a Chinese painter of the Tang dynasty who studied under the court painter Cao Ba and went on to work at the imperial court. He is best remembered for his horses, above all Night-Shining White, a portrait of one of Emperor Xuanzong's horses now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Han Gan · Wikidata Q561952
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