yi eungro
Lee Ungno (Yi Eungro), born in Seoul in 1904, was a Korean-born French painter and printmaker. His early life was marked by a brief stint at Hongseong Botong Hakyo followed by dedicated study under Yeomjae Song Tae-hoe from 1920. He pursued painting primarily in the ‘haegang style,’ earning recognition for his ink wash painting of a bamboo, mukjuk (묵죽), which won a prize in the 3rd annu
Yi Ungro’s ‘The Travels of Marco Polo’ series showcases a unique blend of East & West in monochrome ink paintings. Explore dynamic landscapes & symbolic beauty – a rare glimpse into Korean art history.
Discover 'Composition' by Yi Eungro (1962), a captivating collage painting showcasing Korean & Western influences. Explore this unique artwork’s textures & figures. #art #painting #modernart
Explore Yi Eungro’s ‘Composition’ (1964): A textured, warm abstract landscape in impasto. Korean expressionism meets Western influence – a captivating piece.
Yi Eungro’s ‘Composition’ (1978) blends Mesopotamian cuneiform & I Ching hexagrams in a dynamic monochrome woodcut. Explore abstract expressionism, traditional carving influence, and Korean art history.
Marco Polo sarja - Yi Eungron maalauksesta Goamin Marco Polon matkasarjaan. Tämä työ luotiin kyselynä Goamin Marco Polon kirjan kuvitukseksi ja hänestä tuli tunnettu eteläisen Korean taiteilija.
A hauntingly distorted wooden carving featuring intricate facial details and visible teeth by Korean-French master Yi Eungro, offering a profound connection to mid-century abstract sculpture for your collection.
Dynamic silhouettes of human movement define this 1985 masterpiece People by Yi Eungro, a profound exploration of collective existence through abstract ink style that invites you to bring this soulful vision into your home.
Explore Yi Eungro’s 1981 ‘People’ – a striking photographic sculpture of figures in dark metal. Realistic detail & solemn composition showcase Korean modernism.
A dramatic contrast of cinnabar red and white defines this 1977 abstract print by Lee Ungno that evokes traditional seal engraving, offering a unique opportunity to bring modern Korean history into your collection.
