Showing 24 artworks out of 39 with Yi Eungro and with artwork date before 1986 and with artwork date after 1976
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Yi Eungro
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-1986
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- Putty
- Espresso
- Rosy Brown
- Gray
- Black
- Phthalo Green
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Celadon
- Khaki
- White
- Marco Polo Series
- Korean Modern Art
- Geometric Abstraction
- Yi Eungro Sculpture
- Yi Eungro Art
- East Asian Art
- Abstract Expressionism
- Dark Brown Sculpture
- Korean Art Travel
- East Meets West Art
- Modern Korean Art
- Bird'S-Eye View
- Korean Artist Yi
- Ink Wash Technique
- Korean Painting
- Landscape Art
- Ink On Paper Art
- Contemporary Art
- Symbolic Landscapes
- Yi Ungro Ink Painting
- Korean Abstract Art
- Korean Artist
- Korean Modernism
- Gestural Brushstrokes
- Modern Oriental Decor
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.
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.
This serene landscape painting, part of Lee Ungno’s acclaimed series commissioned for a book about Marco Polo’s voyages, embodies the fusion of Eastern and Western artistic traditions. Ungno skillfully employs triangular shapes to convey depth and perspective, mirroring techniques prevalent in East Asian art while subtly hinting at the explorer's journey. Explore Lee Ungno's captivating 'The Trav
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.
A mesmerizing landscape of red umbrella figures blending East and West perspectives by Lee Ungno from his 1980 Marco Polo series offers a unique window into a mysterious world for your private collection.
Discover this captivating 1980 landscape by yi eungro, featuring a yellow dragon amidst forest life; explore East-meets-West beauty today.