Ming Wang's landscape paintings. Wang Fu (1362-1416 AD), also known as Mengduan, Youshisheng, nicknamed Jiulongshan, was a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. He was particularly fond of painting and studied under Fa Wu Zhen and Wang Meng

Ming Wang Fu landscape painting. Wang Fu (1362-1416 AD), also known as Mengduan, Youshisheng, nicknamed Jiulongshan, was a native of Wuxi, Jiangsu. He especially likes painting, and has studied under Fa Wuzhen, Wang Meng, Ni Zhan and other painters. In the first year of Yongle, Wang Fu was recommended to Beijing because of the good book, and he served in Wenyuan Pavilion and participated in the compilation of the Yongle Canon. Yongle paid homage to the Zhongshushe people for ten years and was sent to Beijing to engage in the preparations for the relocation of the capital. In the eleventh and twelfth years of Yongle, he twice accompanied Ming Chengzu Zhu Di on his northern tour, during which he created the famous "Eight Views of Yanjing". He specializes in landscape painting, especially dead wood and bamboo. His landscape paintings combine the style of Wang Mengyucang with the artistic conception of Ni Zhanyuan, which has a certain influence on the landscape painting of the Wumen School of painting # Chinese painting #