Liang Yuwei was a Chinese painter and artist born in the Panyu District. His life spanned the transition between the Qing dynasty and the Republic of China, with his career concluding in 1917.
The artist's legacy is preserved in several notable collections, including works held by the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven and the Indianapolis Museum of Art. His catalog includes pieces such as:
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1917
1917
19th Century
Singing Alone in a Wintry Mountain, Lakeside view after Wu Zhen
73 years (1844–1917)
Singing Alone in a Wintry Mountain
People's Republic of China
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Singing Alone in a Wintry Mountain
Panyu District
