1644-1912
_Yuen Chou-p'ing_, appellation _Nan-t'ien_, true name _Yuen Ko_
(1633-1690). He studied at first under the influence of Wang
Shu-ming and Siu Hi. He painted figures, flowers and landscape.
_Shen Nan-p'ing_ lived in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He
was called to Japan in 1720 and founded there the school of
Ming-Ch'ing or the modern Chinese school.
_Huang Yin-piau_ or _Huang-shen_. At the height of his career between
1727 and 1746. He painted landscape and, toward the end of his
life, legendary figures of Buddhism and Taoism with a technique
that was skillful but often precise and somewhat weak.