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Rare pieces of Korean traditional art, spanning from the Bronze Age to the 19th-century Joseon era, have been brought together to present the exquisite beauty of Korean art this summer. The Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art showcases national treasures of Korea and valuable Korean artifacts on loan from leading foreign art institutions that highlight lavish features, exquisite details and refined artistry. Crown, 5-6th...

"The hanbok, also called Joseon-ot is traditional Korean clothing. It is worn not only by South and North Korea, but also by the joseon-jok (Korean-Chinese), a minority group in China. The term hanbo…

(VOVworld) - Minhwa or Korea’s folk painting is an integral part of Korea’s culture. It is known to convey the mythology, religion, and views of the Korean people. This month, more than 40 pieces of Minhwa art are on display at an exhibition titled “Ancient Seoul and Korean traditional folk paintings” to introduce to people in Hanoi one of the most interesting aspects of Korean culture.

c. 1959 "Christmas and New Year's Greeting for 1960" designed by Kang Bak

Sseongryul is the stage name of a young Korean artist who creates watercolors inspired by the world of graphic novels.

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[status: complete] Just a collection of anime pfps and icons that you could use for your profile. Hope this helps. (2020-2023) ✖️REMINDER✖️ (I don't own/claim any of the illustrations or edits whatsoever;; this is just for entertainment/help) If you know any of the artists, let me know so I can credit. If you are the artist/editor and don't want your work reposted here, message me so I can delete it (with proof please) Thanks~ cover art credits: WEI_1117 on twitter anime: hunterxhunter

Read the history of Korean face masks and why Koreans wear face masks. From weddings to entertainment and art, Korea's face masks are a cultural treasure.

Hasui Kawase (1883-1957) Denpoin at Daigo, Kyoto Medium: Woodblock 1950, 16.5" x 12"