Chu Ta (c. 1625–c. 1705)
| Chinese painter. A member of the Ming imperial family, he became a Buddhist priest and led a solitary life. He painted many landscapes but is better known for his often whimsical portrayals of birds, animals, and plants. His style is remarkable for its simplicity and spontaneity, a bird or leaf being depicted with just a few bold strokes. |
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