A Master of Korean Calligraphy
Yi Sam-man was a Korean calligrapher of the late Joseon period. Hailing from Jeonju, he was recognized for his distinctive yusucheje, or "running water" style, characterized by its flowing movement. His artistic legacy is preserved in works such as the Folding screen with Calligraphy (東宮玉帳山銘), created in 1830.
Legacy and Collections
The surviving works of this artist are held within the Hwajeong Museum, Seoul. His contributions to the calligraphic tradition of the era are represented by the following:
Spørgsmål og svar
Hvilke andre navne er Yi Sam-man kendt under?
Yi Sam-man er også kendt som 이삼만.
Hvor kan jeg se Yi Sam-mans værker opdelt efter stemning?
Stemningsfulde rum for Yi Sam-man er en side, hvor kunstnerens værker er organiseret efter stemning.
Hvor kan jeg se farveprofilen i Yi Sam-mans værker?
Farveprofilen for Yi Sam-mans værker kan ses på kunstnerens Farvepalettens DNA-side.
Findes der en tidslinje over Yi Sam-mans værker?
Se en tidslinje over Yi Sam-mans værker på siden Tidslinje for kunstværker, hvor kunstværkerne er sorteret efter dato.
