Korean Traditional Arts -9 Tiger & Rabbit Wall Art Deco Hanging Scroll Painting

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Korean Traditional Arts -9 Tiger & Rabbit Wall Art Deco Hanging Scroll Painting:
$57.99

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• Korean Traditional Arts -9 Tiger & Rabbit Wall Art Deco Hanging Scroll Painting

•It will be a very good present for someone who is interested in Asian Cultures(Especially Korea).

It will be also good to decorate your home.

• Size: 870mm (34.25inch) x 255mm (10.04inch)

• Material: Fabric/Hard wood

• The painting History:It is one of the Korean folk art called \"Minhwa\".

The Minhwa depicts a tiger, one of the popular subjects for Korean.

Before human beings, one of myth is that animals became the human. The tiger was smoking at that time. It means that it was a very long time ago. Therefore, we have some paintings for showing this kind of tiger smoke and rabbit. It is very well-known in Korea.

• Minhwa

Minhwa art refers to the Korean folk art that consists of paintings of mythical figures and other objects in a specific plain, straightforward and naive style.Literally \"painting of the people\" or \"popular painting\". This type of painting was often the work of anonymous craftsmen who faithfully adhered to the styles, canons and genres inherited from the past. Minhwa also involved a magical dimension. They were believed to possess beneficial virtues and to protect the owner and his family from evil forces. They feature popular themes such as cranes, rocks, water, clouds, the sun, moon, pine-trees, tortoises, insects and flowers.Minhwa art developed into its present form in the seventeenth century. The artists were common people who went from place to place, often following festivals, where they would paint for the locals, fulfilling their commissions on the spot. Important stages in life were also marked by the painting of a minhwa picture. Both common people and nobles would commission these artists.The paintings worked on a number of levels. They show figures from folk mythology and legends, symbols of happiness, wealth and health, and scenes of every-day life. The most common figures were animals that represented power, such as the tiger, or providential circumstances, such as carp, which represent success. The paintings were done on paper and on canvas.After a decline during the colonial rule, the art form experienced a short boom until laid low by the Korean War. In the 1980s, though, there was a revival of Minhwa, the interest and popularity of which persists to this day.

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