Scholar in Landscape, 1894
Artist in the Global Art Registry
Ni Tian
1855–1919 · Qing dynasty
- Born
- 1855
- Died
- 1919
1 work in the Collect24 Registry
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Ni Tian, born Baotian and known by courtesy name Mogeng, was a Chinese painter during the Qing Dynasty and Republic Period. He was a member of the Shanghai School and primarily painted landscapes, figures, and flowers.
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Ni Tian (Chinese: 倪田; 1855–1919), born as Baotian (Chinese: 寶田), courtesy name Mogeng (Chinese: 墨畢), art name Modaoren and Biyueanzhu, was a Chinese painter in Qing Dynasty and Republic Period. He was from Yangzhou, though he later moved to Shanghai. He was a member of the Shanghai School and primarily painted landscapes, figures and flowers.
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