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1913 - 2001. Known for: Modern oriental painting, semi-abstract works influenced by cubism.
Unbo Kim Ki-chang is a master of modern oriental painting from Korea. He developed his own unique painting style and collaborated with his wife on semi-abstract works influenced by cubism. Despite a... Read full biography
Unbo Kim Ki-chang is a master of modern oriental painting from Korea. He developed his own unique painting style and collaborated with his wife on semi-abstract works influenced by cubism. Despite a period of work activities praising Japan's national militarism, he later broke away from Japanese... Read full biography
Unbo Kim Ki-chang is a master of modern oriental painting from Korea. He developed his own unique painting style and collaborated with his wife on semi-abstract works influenced by cubism. Despite a period of work activities praising Japan's national militarism, he later broke away from Japanese painting trends and created new works. His representative works include (1935) and (19430). He is known for his use of turquoise color in landscapes and unique compositions influenced by folk paintings.... Read full biography
Unbo Kim Ki-chang is a master of modern oriental painting from Korea. He developed his own unique painting style and collaborated with his wife on semi-abstract works influenced by cubism. Despite a period of work activities praising Japan's national militarism, he later broke away from Japanese painting trends and created new works. His representative works include (1935) and (19430). He is known for his use of turquoise color in landscapes and unique compositions influenced by folk paintings.
Unbo Kim Ki-chang is a master of modern oriental painting from Korea. He developed his own unique painting style and collaborated with his wife on semi-abstract works influenced by cubism. Despite a period of work activities praising Japan's national militarism, he later broke away from Japanese painting trends and created new works. His representative works include (1935) and (19430). He is known for his use of turquoise color in landscapes and unique compositions influenced by folk paintings.
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