Ding Yunpeng, A character, Mounted. Ding Yunpeng (1547-1628), a Chinese painter of the Ming Dynasty, was born in Xiuning, Anhui.He is good at drawing figures, landscapes and Buddha statues in white, all of which are exquisite. The line drawing is very similar to Li Gonglin, and the coloring is based on Qian's selection. The eyebrows and eyelashes between the strands of hair are perfectly expressive, and it cannot be done except by those with magical powers at the end of the pen. He also works on landscapes and flowers. In his middle age, his brushwork was delicate and delicate, slightly closer to the painting methods of Wen Zhengming and Qiu Ying. In his later years, his style was simple, vigorous and unique.

16 x 22.7 cm