Wang Peng - Ougetsu

Japanese: 王臬 - おうげつ

…He had a wide circle of acquaintances with Zhou Lianggong and other Jinling School painters, and was called the “world’s greatest enthusiast.” He created the first volume of the “Mustard Garden Painting Guide” (1679), a manual on landscape painting techniques, and then edited volumes two and three (1701) with his elder brother Wang Peng and his younger brother Wang Peng, which included paintings of orchids, bamboo, plums, chrysanthemums, flowers, birds, and insects. [Shindo Takehiro]…

From Wang Ping

…He excelled in landscape painting in the style of Huang Gongwang, as well as floral and lingmo paintings. His younger brothers Wang Gai and Wang Pun were also skilled in poetry and painting, and co-edited the painting technique book “Kaishien Gaden” (Pictures of Orchids, Bamboo, Plum, and Chrysanthemums) in the second volume and the book “Cultivation of Grass, Insects, and Lingmo Flowers” (both in 1701). [Shindo Takehiro]…

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Japanese:

…周亮工をはじめ，金陵派の画家たちと交際が広く，〈天下熱客〉と称される。山水画の技法書《芥子園画伝（かいしえんがでん）》一集(1679)をつくり，ついで兄の王蓍（おうし），弟の王臬（おうげつ）とともに蘭竹梅菊･花鳥･草虫画を内容とする二･三集(1701)を編集した。【新藤武弘】。…