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¿ì½ÇÇÏ, "°í¾Ï(ÍÓäÝ) ÀÌÀÀ³ë(ì°ëëÒÍ)ÀÇ ÀÛÇ°°ú µ¿ºÏ¾Æ½Ã¾Æ °í´ë ¹®È(¥°): µ¿ºÏ¾Æ½Ã¾Æ ½Å¼®±â½Ã´ë äµµ(óôÔ¶) ¹®¾çÀ» Áß½ÉÀ¸·Î", [»çȸ»ç»ó°ú¹®È] 27±Ç 3È£(2024), pp. 79-125. |
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¿ì½ÇÇÏ, "°í¾Ï(ÍÓäÝ) ÀÌÀÀ³ë(ì°ëëÒÍ)ÀÇ ÀÛÇ°°ú µ¿ºÏ¾Æ½Ã¾Æ °í´ë ¹®È(¥°): µ¿ºÏ¾Æ½Ã¾Æ ½Å¼®±â½Ã´ë äµµ(óôÔ¶) ¹®¾çÀ» Áß½ÉÀ¸·Î",
[»çȸ»ç»ó°ú¹®È] 27±Ç 3È£(2024), pp. 79-125.
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Paintings by Lee Eungno(×ÝëëÖÛ) and Ancient Culture in Northeast Asia (I): Focusing on the patterns of colored pottery in the Neolithic Age in Northeast Asia
Woo, Sil-Ha, Professor, Korean Aerospace University
<Key Words>: Goam(ÍÓäÝ) Lee Eungno(×ÝëëÖÛ), Colored pottery(óôÔ¶), Yangshao culture(äæáÒÙþûù), Qingliangang culture(ôì֥˫Ùþûù), Majiayao culture(Ø©Ê«é¢Ùþûù)
[Abstract]
Goam(ÍÓäÝ) Lee Eungno(×ÝëëÖÛ: 1904-1989) was one of the most well-known Korean painters. In the background of Lee Eungno¡¯s unique world of art, various symbols and patterns of ancient culture, including earthenware from the Neolithic period in Northeast Asia, are reinterpreted and utilized.
It was in the late 1970s that Lee Eungno was interested in earthenware patterns of the Neolithic culture in Northeast Asia and reflected them in his works. These parts have yet to be seen in the art world.
Behind Lee Eungno¡¯s ability to gain worldwide fame by working mainly in Europe, mainly in Paris, was his deep interest in ancient cultures and traditions in the East and his efforts to reconstruct and shape them anew.
I am a person who studies ancient history, culture, thought, and religion in Northeast Asia, and many elements of Lee Eungno¡¯s work are familiar. It is my opinion that many of Lee Eungno¡¯s works cannot be deciphered without an understanding of the ancient culture of Northeast Asia.
In this article, I conducted my own analysis on Goam¡¯s works, which were reconstructed using earthenware patterns from the Neolithic period in ancient Northeast Asia.
In particular, in Lee Eungno¡¯s work, many earthenware patterns
discovered in Yangshao culture(äæáÒÙþûù: BC 5000-3000), Qingliangang culture(ôì֥˫Ùþûù: BC 5400-4400) and Majiayao culture(Ø©Ê«é¢Ùþûù: BC 3300-2050) are reinterpreted and utilized.
Until now, no critic or artist has ever seen these hidden elements in Lee Eungno¡¯s paintings. I¡¯ve only just started and I¡¯ll study more in the future.
In this article, I only analyzed the works of Lee Eungno that I could easily see through data collections. I think we can find more works if we analyze his entire work in depth. It¡¯s already too late, but a ¡®new reading¡¯ of Lee Eungno¡¯s world of work must begin. I think Lee Eungno is an in-depth painter who shows more than we think so far
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