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Ophavsret Dette værk er i det offentlige domæne. Shin Yun-Bok døde i 1813; ophavsretten varer 70 år efter kunstnerens død, så den udløb i 1883.
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Vindictive Spirits — Shin Yun-Bok
Originalen måler 69 × 462 cm (højde × bredde), vist her ved siden af en voksen person af gennemsnitlig højde.
Øverste række: årene. Nederste række: kunstnerens alder ved begyndelsen og slutningen af hver periode — 0 ved fødsel, 55 ved død.
Skyggelagt: Shin Yun-Bok' livstid (1758–1813) ▲ dette værk, 1984 hvert dateret maleri, årti for årti
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Om dette kunstværk
Vindictive Spirits — Shin Yun-Bok
Oh Yoon (1946-1986) was a leading artist of popular art who criticized social reality based on realism and inherited and developed it in an ethnic style. The 1980s, when he worked, was a time when the military regime and the capitalist system were at odds. In his short life, he recorded stories about ordinary people who are struggling in reality and creating Korean society as his own creative language using woodblock prints as his main medium. In particular, he had a perspective on realism, but since the mid-1980s, he has built his own world view based on the balance between
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Født i Seoul, Sydkorea
Shin Yun-bok, widely recognized by his art name Hyewon, stands as one of the most captivating figures in the history of Korean art. A painter active during the late Joseon Dynasty, he belonged to an elite group of masters often referred to as the "Three Great Genre Painters." While his contemporaries like Kim Hong-do focused on the simpler, more rugged lives of commoners, Shin Yun-bok carved out a unique niche by exploring the more intimate, sophisticated, and sometimes provocative layers of urban life. His work serves as a vibrant window into the social dynamics of his era, capturing the delicate interplay between romantic longing, societal norms, and the quiet beauty of everyday moments.
Born in Seoul, South Korea, Shin Yun-bok was immersed in an artistic lineage from a young age, coming from a family of painters. His technical prowess eventually led him to serve as a cheomjeoljesa, a junior officer, at the Dohwaseo, the royal painting bureau. However, his artistic spirit was perhaps too bold for the rigid structures of the time. Known for his skill in depicting genre scenes that leaned toward the erotic and the romantic, he famously faced expulsion from the royal bureau. This departure from officialdom allowed him to pursue a more personal and daring vision, focusing on the lives of urban gentlemen and courtesans through a lens of stylized realism.
The artistry of Hyewon is defined by a remarkable mastery of color and line. Unlike the more muted tones found in some traditional landscapes, Shin Yun-bok utilized a vibrant color palette, frequently employing rich reds and yellows to imbue his scenes with symbolic depth and visual energy. His brushwork was characterized by an extraordinary fluidity and precision, capable of capturing both the delicate texture of silk garments and the subtle nuances of human emotion. Through the skillful application of translucent washes, he achieved a sense of luminosity and depth that elevated his genre paintings from mere documentation to emotive experiences.
His repertoire extended beyond the scandalous or romantic, showcasing a profound versatility in several classical styles:
Hyewon Pungsokhwacheop: A distinctive genre of Korean painting that prioritized idealized landscapes and scenes infused with symbolic meaning.
Southern School Landscape Painting: Demonstrating his ability to capture the serene and scholarly aspects of nature.
Bird-and-Flower Painting: Showcasing a meticulous attention to the natural world and its delicate details.
The historical significance of Shin Yun-bok lies in his ability to document the complexities of late Joseon society with both honesty and aesthetic grace. His works, such as the Album of Obscene Paintings and Festivity in the Valley in Spring, offer invaluable insights into the cultural traditions, fashion, and social hierarchies of the period. By blending the boundaries between the sacred and the profane, he challenged the era's artistic conventions, leaving behind a legacy that continues to intrigue art historians and collectors worldwide.
Today, his masterpieces are preserved in prestigious institutions like the Gansong Art Museum and the National Museum of Korea. His ability to capture the ephemeral quality of human interaction—whether through a shared glance in a moonlit garden or the joyful energy of a seasonal festival—ensures that his name remains synonymous with the pinnacle of Korean genre painting. Through his delicate lines and bold colors, Shin Yun-bok transformed the fleeting moments of the Joseon era into eternal works of art.
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Det originale værk "Vindictive Spirits" af Shin Yun-Bok måler 69 x 462 cm.
Shin Yun-Bok optræder under de alternative navne Hyewon, Shin Yoon-Bok.
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