Peng Qifeng was a politician of the Qing dynasty. While his historical significance is noted, his primary identity is recorded as a political figure rather than a professional visual artist.
The existing records of his creative output include one approved work. This piece is an Untitled work currently held within the collection of The Palace Museum, Beijing.
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Historical Context Peng Qifeng was a politician of the Qing dynasty. While his historical significance is noted, his primary identity is recorded as a political figure rather than a professional visual artist. Cataloged Works The existing records of his creative output include one approved work. This piece is an Untitled work currently held within the collection of The Palace Museum, Beijing.
1676
The Palace Museum, Beijing
Untitled
No, works by this artist are in the public domain.
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108 years (1676–1784)
Qing dynasty politician
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1784
