Fan Qi (Fan Ch'i, traditional: 樊圻, simplified: 樊圻; 1616–1694) was a

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landscape painter during the

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(1644–1912), one of the

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. His specific years of birth and death are unknown. Fan was born in

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in the

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province. His style name was 'Huigong'. Fan specialized in paintings of landscapes, flowers, and human figures.

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1616 births 1694 deaths Qing dynasty landscape painters Painters from Nanjing {{China-painter-stub