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Cho Chŏng-kyu

Korean artist
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    In the 19th century, Cho Chŏng-kyu, Chang Sŭng-ŏp, Cho Sŏk-chin, and Ch’ae Yong-sin were among the more active professional painters. Their paintings were mannered and exhibited an academic style lacking individuality. They painted many excellent portraits of Korean dignitaries in a style that blended the indigenous with European-style

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    In the 19th century, Cho Chŏng-kyu, Chang Sŭng-ŏp, Cho Sŏk-chin, and Ch’ae Yong-sin were among the more active professional painters. Their paintings were mannered and exhibited an academic style lacking individuality. They painted many excellent portraits of Korean dignitaries in a style that blended the indigenous with European-style

    Read More