Which dynasty did Tang Bohu belong to?

Tang Yin (Tang Bohu) was a romantic genius in Ming Dynasty.

Tang Yin (1470- 1523) was a painter and writer in China in the Ming Dynasty. Zi, Bohu, No.6 and other laymen, the owner of the Peach Blossom Temple, claimed to be the first romantic talent in Jiangnan. Wuxian (now Suzhou, Jiangsu) people. Born in a vendor's family, he was eager to study when he was young. When he was young, he should share happiness and hardship. Later, he went to Beijing for an exam. He went to prison for fraud. After he got out of prison, he voted for Ning Wang Zhu. But he found that Zhu had the intention of rebellion, so he ran away and returned to Suzhou. Since then, I have never given up my career, concentrating on painting and calligraphy, indulging in appearance and unrestrained temperament. He is good at landscapes, figures, flowers and birds. His landscape paintings were studied by Chen Zhou in his early years, and then by Li Tang and Liu Songnian. He painted mountains and painted mountains with an axe, which was majestic and steep, but his pen was fine, his layout was sparse and his style was elegant. Figure paintings are mostly ladies and historical stories, inheriting the tradition of the Tang Dynasty, with clear lines, gorgeous and elegant colors, beautiful posture and accurate modeling; He is also a freehand brushwork figure, and his pen is concise and interesting. His flower-and-bird paintings are freehand and elegant. In addition to painting, Tang Yin also engaged in calligraphy, learning from Zhao Mengfu, and his calligraphy style was fantastic and handsome. There are some paintings that have been handed down from generation to generation, such as Riding a Donkey to Home, Singing in the Mountain Road, Mingming, Uncle Wang's Palace Prostitute, Li Duanduanju, Autumn Wind and Fan, and Qiuci Cuan.