Jiang

Quick facts

Artistic Legacy of Jiang

The artist Jiang is associated with the creation of works held in prestigious collections, such as the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven. One notable piece from the artist's catalog is titled Plants for the May 5th Festival, which dates to 1763.

Questions & Answers

Can I visit a virtual museum of Jiang's works?

A virtual visit is possible: the 3D Museum page of Jiang presents the artist's works in a three-dimensional gallery.

How do I find works by Jiang in a specific palette?

The By Palettes page groups Jiang's artworks by their color palettes.

Where can I see Jiang's artworks in chronological order?

The artist's Artwork Timeline page presents Jiang's works ordered by date, year by year.

What other names is Jiang known by?

Jiang is also known as Cheung, Cheong, Tuong, جيانغ, Ťiang.

Quick quiz

There is only one correct answer for each question.

Question 1:
In which year was the work 'Plants for the May 5th Festival' created?
Question 2:
Which institution holds the work 'Plants for the May 5th Festival'?
Question 3:
According to the Hundred Family Surnames poem, what is the rank of the Jiang surname?
Question 4:
In which year was the work 'Plants for the May 5th Festival' recorded in the catalog?
Question 5:
Which collection holds the most works by Jiang in our catalog?