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Lot 69

KOREAN ARTIST Joseon dynasty, 19th century Tiger and magpie in a landscape with a pine tree Ink and colours on paper ... Read more

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1.500,00 EUR

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Description

KOREAN ARTIST
Joseon dynasty, 19th century

Tiger and magpie in a landscape with a pine tree

Ink and colours on paper

Signed 小湖 on the lower left side with two seals.

127 x 64 cm

Provenance: ambassador and plenipotentiary ministry Francesco Rausi.

The theme of the tiger and the magpie (jakhodo) is one of the most popular in Korean art of the 19th century. Traditionally, paintings with this subject were displayed at the entrance of homes during the New Year because both the animals were considered of good auspicious, the tiger being the most powerful among the evil-repelling animal and the magpie bringing good news. Usually, as in this case, the subject was treated with humoristically.
It is not common to find signed Korean paintings with this theme.
For a related not signed painting in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London (inv. n. FE.69-1997), see B. McKillop-P. LeMoigne, “Tradition and Transformation”. Two decades of Korean Art and Design at the V&A Museum, in “Orientations”, 43, 2012, 6, pp. 83-91.

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