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Wu Li (simplified Chinese: 吴历; traditional Chinese: 吳歷; pinyin: Wú Lì); ca. 1632-1718 was a Chinese landscape painter poet and calligrapher from Jiangsu who lived during the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912). Wu was born in Changzhou in the Jiangsu province of China. His style name was 'Yu Shan' and his sobriquet was 'Mojing Daoren'. Wu learned poetry from Qian Qianyi. He was taught painting by Wang Shimin and Wang Jian, and was influenced by the painters Huang Gongwang and Wang Meng. His landscapes utilized dry brush strokes and light colors. His distinctive style elevated him to where he is now identified as one of the Six Masters of the early Qing period.

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rdfs:label	Wu Li (ca) Wu Li (fr) Wu Li (nl) Wu Li (pl) У Ли (ru) Wu Li (en) У Лі (uk) 吳歷 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Wu Li (surnom : Yushan, nom de pinceau : Mojing) est un peintre de paysage, poète et calligraphe chinois, originaire de Changshu, province du Jiangsu. Il nait vers 1632, et meurt 1718 à Shanghai. (fr) Wu Li (traditioneel Chinees: 吳歷; 1632–1718) was een Chinees kunstschilder, dichter en kalligraaf die actief was tijdens de vroege Qing-periode. Zijn omgangsnaam was Yushan (漁山) en zijn artistieke naam Mojing Daoren (墨井道人). (nl) У Ли (кит. трад. 吳歷, упр. 吴历, пиньинь Wú Lì) (1631—1718) — китайский католический священник, художник и поэт. (ru) 吳歷神父（1632年－1718年），原名啟歷，字漁山，號桃溪居士，又號墨井道人，聖名西滿·沙勿略。江蘇常熟人，清代畫家、天主教耶穌會神父。明南京右副都御史吴讷十一世孫。少时家境没落，跟王鑑、王时敏学画，吸取王蒙和吴镇之长，以賣畫為生，尤精於山水，初宗黄公望、王蒙，與惲壽平、王时敏等稱“清初六大家”，或稱“四王吳惲”。又善鼓琴，得陈岷真傳。早年信佛，学儒于陳瑚，中年以後改信天主教，加入耶穌會（約康熙二十一年），取拉丁文名Simon Xavierius a Cunha（西滿·沙勿略·雅古訥）。康熙二十年（1681年）隨比利時耶穌會傳教士柏應理到澳門，学道于澳门三巴静院，研讀拉丁文，康熙二十七年（1688年）與北京的耶穌會士劉蘊德、江西的耶穌會士萬淵一同在南京被天主教南京宗座代牧區宗座代牧羅文炤祝聖為司鐸，在嘉定、上海傳教，曾任嘉定東堂本堂司鐸。康熙五十七年（1718年）病死上海。 (zh) У Лі (吳歷, 1632 — †1718) — китайський художник часів династії Цін, католицький священик, поет. (uk) Wu Li (xinès simplificat: 吴历; xinès tradicional: 吳歷; pinyin: Wú Lì), també conegut com a Yu Shan, fou un pintor, músic i poeta xinès que va viure sot la dinastia Qing. Va néixer a , província de Jiangsu vers l'any 1632 i va morir el 1718. Va iniciar-se en la poesia amb Qian Qianyi. Va convertir-se al cristianisme i fou ordenat sacerdot a Macau (l'any 1688) exercint com a missions jesuïtes a Jiangsu i Xangai. (ca) Wu Li (simplified Chinese: 吴历; traditional Chinese: 吳歷; pinyin: Wú Lì); ca. 1632-1718 was a Chinese landscape painter poet and calligrapher from Jiangsu who lived during the Qing Dynasty (1644–1912). Wu was born in Changzhou in the Jiangsu province of China. His style name was 'Yu Shan' and his sobriquet was 'Mojing Daoren'. Wu learned poetry from Qian Qianyi. He was taught painting by Wang Shimin and Wang Jian, and was influenced by the painters Huang Gongwang and Wang Meng. His landscapes utilized dry brush strokes and light colors. His distinctive style elevated him to where he is now identified as one of the Six Masters of the early Qing period. (en) Wu Li (chiń. upr. 吴历; chiń. trad. 吳歷; pinyin Wú Lì; ur. 1632, zm. 1718), znany też jako Wu Yushan (吴漁山), pseudonim Mojing Daoren (墨井道人) – chiński malarz z okresu wczesnej dynastii Qing. Pochodził z Changzhou w prowincji Jiangsu, był najmłodszym z trójki rodzeństwa. W młodości uczył się malarstwa, poezji i kaligrafii. Zaliczany jest do „sześciu mistrzów epoki Qing”, podobnie jak pozostali artyści z tego grona naśladował twórczość mistrzów poprzednich epok, szczególnie tych tworzących w epoce Song. Przedstawiał realistyczne, utrzymane w ekspresyjnym stylu pejzaże górskie. Góry i skały na obrazach Wu piętrzą się w wertykalnych kompozycjach, tworząc niekiedy złożone i zawiłe formy. (pl)
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