Chinese, 1049–1106
Li Gonglin (1049–1106), art name Longmian Jushi, was a Chinese painter, antiquarian and official of the Northern Song dynasty who passed the highest civil service examination and served in the capital, Kaifeng. He became famous for his paintings of horses, among them the Five Horses scroll now in the Tokyo National Museum, and later turned to Buddhist and Daoist subjects.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Li Gonglin · Wikidata Q716389
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