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Xue Susu (Chinese: 薛素素; also known as Xue Wu(薛五), Xuesu(薛素), Sujun among other pen names) (c.1564–1650? C.E.) was a Chinese courtesan. Known as one of the "Eight Great Courtesans of the Ming Dynasty", she was an accomplished painter and poet, and was noted for her skill at mounted archery. She was particularly noted for her figure paintings, which included many Buddhist subjects. Her works are held in a number of museums both in China and elsewhere. Her archery was commented upon by a number of contemporary writers, as were her masculine, martial tendencies; these were regarded as an attractive feature by the literati of the period.

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  • Xue Susu (ca)
  • Süe Su-su (cs)
  • Xue Susu (es)
  • Xue Susu (fr)
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  • 薛素素 (zh)
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  • Süe Su-su (čínsky pchin-jinem Xuē Sùsù, znaky 薛素素; kolem 1564 – kolem 1650) byla čínská kurtizána, počítaná mezi „“ pozdněmingského období, za vlády císařů Wan-liho a Čchung-čena. Vynikala v malířství, zejména figurální malbě, a básnictví, byla obdivována pro svou dovednost v jízdě a střelbě. Žila na východě Číny, v Če-ťiangu a Ťiang-su. Po kariéře slavné kurtizány se několikrát vdala, manželství však nikdy nevydržela dlouho. V závěru svého dlouhého života se obrátila k buddhismu. (cs)
  • Xue Susu (ou Hsüeh Su-Su, Slue Sou-Sou, Hsüeh Wu, Siue Wou, surnoms : Runqing et Suquing, nom de pinceau : Runniang, née vers 1564, originaire de Suzhou, province de Jiangsu, et morte vers 1637) est une peintre chinoise des XVIe – XVIIe siècles. (fr)
  • 薛素素（？－？），苏州（一说嘉兴）人，长期居于南京，明代名妓，活跃于万历年间。薛素素善弹古筝，其画绣在当时也很有名，另外，她还擅长马术。薛素素的画作有不少留存至今，如藏于北京故宫博物院的《》、《》、《墨兰图》、《》，藏于吉林省博物院的《兰花图》等。她所画的山水、兰竹受到朱彝尊、董其昌等人的好评。她还写有《南游草》、《花琐事》等诗集，已散佚。 (zh)
  • Xue Susu (xinès: 薛素素; pinyin: Xuē Sùsù; també coneguda com a Xue Wu, Xuesu, Sunjung entre altres pseudònims; c. 1564 — 1650?) fou una cortesana xinesa. Coneguda com una de les «Vuit Grans Cortesanes de la dinastia Ming», va ser una pintora i poeta consumada, que a més tenia gran habilitat amb el tir amb arc a cavall. Va rebre molt de reconeixement, en particular pels seus quadres de figures, que incloïen molts temes budistes. Els seus treballs es mostren en múltiples museus de la Xina i altres llocs. La seva habilitat amb el tir amb arc va ser comentada pels escriptors contemporanis, igual que les seves tendències masculines i marcials; es consideraven una característica atractiva pels literats de l'era. (ca)
  • Xue Susu (en chino, 薛素素: ; también conocida como Xue Wu, Xuesu, Sunjung entre otros pseudónimos; c.1564–¿1650?) fue una cortesana china. Conocida como una de las "Ocho Grandes Cortesanas de la dinastía Ming", fue una pintora y poetisa consumada, que además poseía gran habilidad con el tiro con arco a caballo. Recibió mucho reconocimiento en particular por sus cuadros de figuras, que incluían muchos temas budistas. Sus trabajos se muestran en múltiples museos de China y otros lugares. Su habilidad con el tiro con arco fue comentada por los escritores contemporáneos, al igual que sus tendencias masculinas y marciales; se consideraban una característica atractiva por los literatos de la época. (es)
  • Xue Susu (Chinese: 薛素素; also known as Xue Wu(薛五), Xuesu(薛素), Sujun among other pen names) (c.1564–1650? C.E.) was a Chinese courtesan. Known as one of the "Eight Great Courtesans of the Ming Dynasty", she was an accomplished painter and poet, and was noted for her skill at mounted archery. She was particularly noted for her figure paintings, which included many Buddhist subjects. Her works are held in a number of museums both in China and elsewhere. Her archery was commented upon by a number of contemporary writers, as were her masculine, martial tendencies; these were regarded as an attractive feature by the literati of the period. (en)
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  • Suzhou or Jiaxing, Ming China (en)
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