korean tiger koreanischer tiger poster im rahmenPoster with frame Korean tiger What do we see in this work of art? This mural "Tiger" printed on a poster in the frame, which is probably the training work of Kim Hong do, was shown in the exhibition "Tiger" in the early 1970s. "Five Hundred Years of Modern Korean Masterpieces" was exhibited and praised by many people. It was so famous that it even graced the cover of the National Museum of Korea catalog. This work was found in the basement of a

Title: Fractal Abstract 02 - printed on framed poster with passepartout

Details about this poster - Lion

or even in a kindergarten

shows similarities to the martial arts and tomb paintings of the Goguryeo period in the scroll pattern of the frame

7 cm (A4 paper)

the wings of butterflies are first drawn

Although baseball is not widespread in our part of the world

and 6th centuries of the Shilla Dynastyand the scroll pattern on the frame is in the same style as the Goguryeo martial arts weapons or tomb paintings

The plum blossom is also considered one of the "Four Lords" of flowers in Chinese art

We only see one or two of the flowers in focus

A canvas print of this work works well in public places

while the surroundings are bathed in dark blue