
Chinese, 1096–1119
Wang Ximeng (1096–1119) was a Chinese painter of the Northern Song dynasty, a student at the imperial painting school who was taught by Emperor Huizong himself. In 1113, at about eighteen, he painted his only surviving work, the blue-green handscroll A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, now in the Palace Museum in Beijing, and he died in his early twenties.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Wang Ximeng · Wikidata Q626360
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