Kim Ki-chang
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Kim Ki-chang
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Kim Ki-chang, art name Unbo, was a Korean artist. Active from the colonial period, Kim learned painting and calligraphy from artist Kim Eun-ho and consecutively won prizes in the category of Eastern Painting in the prestigious annual Chōsen Art Exhibition, which was hosted by the Japanese Government-General from 1931 to 1940. He was famous for his traditional coloured paintings influenced by Japanese ink and colour painting styles, and his figure paintings were known for their delicate rendering
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South Korean artist (1913–2001)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Ki-chang
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2024-04-26T04:52:32Z
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