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版权所有 此作品已进入公有领域。Jeong Seon 于 1759 年逝世；版权在艺术家去世后延续 70 年，因此已于 1829 年届满。
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Landscape — Jeong Seon
原件尺寸为 52 × 32 厘米（高 × 宽），此处将其与一名平均身高的成年人并列展示。
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Landscape — Jeong Seon
갑곶은 현재 강화도 강화읍 갑곶리를 말하며 임신년은 조선 1751년으로 정선의 말년 작이다. 갑곶에는 경기도 김포와 강화도를 잇는 강화대교가 있으며 강화도의 첫 관문 지역으로 예부터 군사적으로 중요한 요지이다. 이러한 갑곶 앞 바다로 흘러 나가는 한강 위에 한척의 배를 중심으로 그려져 있다. 화면 오른쪽 하단에는 근경의 산이 있고, 화면 중심에 긴 파도 물결을 나타낸 수파묘水波描 위에 사람들을 실어 나르는 배 한척이 떠 있다. 그 뒤로는 강화도의 갑곶돈甲串墩을 중심으로 해안선을 따라 성곽이 있고 성곽 제일 오른쪽 끝에는 염주돈念珠墩이 있다. 돈이란 성벽 위에 석재를 쌓아 망루나 포대역할을 하는 누대를 말하는데 갑곶의 갑곶돈은 지역 방어의 중요 역할을 하는 곳이다. 이러한 갑곶돈의 성문과 성곽은 <강화지도 8폭 병풍>(서울대학교박물관 소장)에도 잘 나타나 있는데 이 그림의 갑곶돈과 거의 흡사한 것을 알 수 있다. 근경 산 위에는 농묵의 굵은 태점으로 가까이 있는 것을 강하게 강조한 반면 먼 갑곶의 산은 연한 담채를 칠한 후 약하게 태점을 찍어 멀리 보이는 느낌을 주었다. 더욱 먼 원경의 산은 윤곽선과 담채로만 표현하였으며 갑곶의 집들과 성곽, 소나무들에서 정선 특유의 화풍이 엿보인다.
艺术家与博物馆
出生于 Jung-gu, South Korea
Jeong Seon, known to the world by his pen name Gyeomjae, emerged from a Korea undergoing subtle yet significant shifts in intellectual and artistic currents during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Born in 1676 in the heart of Seoul, Jeong Seon’s beginnings were marked not by privilege but by modest circumstances. Though his family boasted an illustrious lineage, they lacked the financial stability to support a traditional scholarly path for their son. This circumstance, however, proved unexpectedly liberating. Denied access to the formal training reserved for the yangban class—the scholar-officials—Jeong Seon was free to forge his own artistic direction, unburdened by convention. He began painting daily, driven by an innate talent and a relentless dedication that would define his prolific career. This early immersion in observation and practice laid the foundation for a revolutionary approach to landscape painting in Korea.
Prior to Jeong Seon, Korean landscape painting was heavily influenced by Chinese styles, often adhering to established conventions that prioritized idealized representations over realistic depictions. Jeong Seon boldly departed from this tradition, pioneering what became known as "true-view" landscape painting (jingyeong sansuhwa). This wasn’t merely a stylistic shift; it represented a fundamental change in artistic philosophy. Instead of recreating landscapes based on literary allusions or imagined ideals, Jeong Seon ventured into the Korean countryside, directly observing and meticulously recording the natural world before him. He focused intently on Korea's unique geographical features—its majestic mountains, winding rivers, and dramatic coastlines—imbuing his work with a sense of national identity previously unseen in Korean art. His paintings weren’t simply landscapes; they were portraits of Korea itself. This dedication to realism was not about photographic accuracy but rather capturing the essence of a place, its atmosphere, and its spirit.
While Jeong Seon broke from many traditions, he wasn’t entirely without influences. The intellectual ferment of his time, particularly the Silhak movement—a school of thought advocating practical learning and empirical observation—undoubtedly shaped his artistic approach. Silhak scholars emphasized the importance of understanding Korea's geography, economy, and culture, a sentiment that resonated deeply with Jeong Seon’s commitment to depicting the Korean landscape accurately. Artistically, he admired the work of the Chinese painter Mi Fei (1052–1107), known for his expressive brushwork and atmospheric effects. However, Jeong Seon adapted these influences to create a distinctly Korean style characterized by bold brushstrokes, layered ink washes, and a masterful interplay of light and shadow. He skillfully intermixed dark and light areas, creating depth and texture that brought his landscapes to life. His technique involved building up layers of ink, allowing the underlying tones to peek through, resulting in a dynamic and visually compelling effect.
Perhaps Jeong Seon’s most celebrated subject was Mount Geumgang (also known as Diamond Mountains), located on the border between Korea and North Korea. He painted this iconic mountain range over one hundred times, each rendition revealing a new perspective or capturing a different mood. Works like “General View of Inner Geumgang” and his album Pungak-docheop are considered masterpieces of Korean landscape painting. These paintings weren’t just artistic achievements; they were acts of national pride, showcasing the beauty and grandeur of Korea's natural heritage. Jeong Seon’s innovative style profoundly impacted subsequent generations of Korean artists. He is rightfully regarded as one of the most important figures in Korean art history, inspiring countless others to embrace realism and explore their own cultural identity through landscape painting. His legacy continues to resonate today, influencing contemporary artists and shaping our understanding of Korea's artistic heritage. He died in 1759, leaving behind a body of work that stands as a testament to his vision, skill, and unwavering dedication to capturing the soul of Korea on canvas.
展出于 Busan, South Korea
Nestled within the vibrant tapestry of Busan, South Korea, the Seokdang Museum of Dong-A University isn’t merely a repository of artifacts; it's a living testament to centuries of artistic evolution and cultural resilience. Housed within some of the university’s oldest, most evocative buildings – including a planned relocation to the stately Old Law Courts building – this museum offers an immersive journey through Korean history, art, and intellectual life. More than just a display space, it's a carefully curated dialogue between past and present, inviting visitors to contemplate Korea’s rich narrative.
The museum’s origins are deeply intertwined with the founding of Dong-A University itself. Established in 1947 by Dr. Jae-hwan Jeong, pen-named Sokdang – a figure revered for his dedication to education and cultural preservation – the Seokdang Museum was conceived as a safeguard against the loss of Korea’s artistic legacy during the tumultuous years following World War II. This foundational commitment continues to shape the museum's mission today: not simply to showcase objects, but to actively engage with their stories and ensure their enduring relevance.
The museum’s collection is remarkably diverse, spanning an astonishing breadth of time and artistic styles. Boasting over 30,000 artifacts – including two national treasures and ten designated treasures – the Seokdang Museum offers a panoramic view of Korea's artistic journey. Among its most prized possessions are the “Donggwoldo” (The Eastern Palaces), a breathtakingly detailed drawing commissioned by the Provisional Government in 1932, capturing a meticulously rendered panorama of Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changgyeonggung Palace. This monumental work is not just a historical document; it’s a testament to the artistic skill and political awareness of its creator.
Beyond the grand scale of “Donggwoldo,” the museum houses an impressive array of smaller, equally significant works: exquisite Buddhist sculptures from the Goryeo dynasty, poignant calligraphy by Ahn Jung-geun (the assassin of Prince Itō Hirobumi), and a captivating collection of Annals of the Goryeo Dynasty – invaluable historical records offering insights into Korean society during that era. The museum’s archaeological reports, numbering over 75, further underscore its commitment to scholarly research and discovery, transforming it into a vital hub for understanding Korea's past.
The Seokdang Museum’s physical setting is as compelling as its collection. Situated on the Gudeok Campus of Dong-A University, the museum occupies buildings that themselves carry significant historical weight. Originally serving as the Provisional Government Building and Busan District Public Prosecutors’ Office during the Korean War, these structures have witnessed firsthand the nation's struggles for independence. The planned move to the Old Law Courts building promises to further enhance the museum’s architectural appeal, creating a harmonious blend of history and modernity.
The campus itself is a serene oasis, bordered by the lush greenery of Daeshin Citizen’s Park – offering visitors a tranquil escape from the bustling city. This strategic location underscores the museum's commitment to fostering a connection between art, education, and the natural world.
The Seokdang Museum is not a static institution; it’s an active participant in Korea’s cultural landscape. It regularly hosts joint exhibitions with other universities through the Korean Association of University Museums, ensuring that its collections remain fresh and engaging for a wide audience. These collaborations demonstrate the museum's dedication to sharing its treasures and fostering dialogue across institutions.
Furthermore, the museum actively engages with the local community through educational programs, lectures, and public events. Its affiliation with Dong-A University provides access to academic resources and expertise, creating a dynamic environment for both research and learning. The Seokdang Museum of Dong-A University is more than just a museum; it’s a vital center for preserving Korean heritage and inspiring future generations.
Website:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dong-A_University
Museum Database:
https://artsandculture.google.com/partner/seokdang-museum-of-dong-a-university
TripAdvisor Review:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297884-d4095604-Reviews-Donga_University_Museum-Busan.html
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Landscape — Jeong Seon
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《Landscape》被归为Jeong Seon的作品。
"Landscape" 的色彩基调由以 Sap Green (#686251) 为主的 Neutrals 色系构成。
您可以在作品的 X射线透视 页面上逐层探索 “Landscape”；该交互式查看器的设计灵感源自修复师使用的光源台，通过十一层光学读数呈现图像细节。