Ding Guanpeng, born and died in unknown years (born in the late Kangxi, died approximately after the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong [1770]), Qing Dynasty painter, artistic activity from the end of Kangxi to the middle of Qianlong, Shuntian (now Beijing). Ding Guanpeng entered the court in the fourth year of Yongzheng (1726) and became an enshrined painter. He was good at painting figures, Taoist interpretations, landscapes, and portraits. His style was neat and meticulous and influenced by European painting. His younger brother Ding Guanhe also worshipped the inner court.