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Chinese Painting of the Week—Ma Yuan
Ma Yuan represented the Southern Song style landscape. He influenced later Chinese and Japanese art.
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Chinese Painting of the Week—Fan Kuan
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Chinese Painting of the Week—’Landscape’ by Wang Wei
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