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Ko Hui-dong,
Self-portrait
1915
Kim Kwan-ho,
Sunset,
oil on canvas,
1916
Kim Un-ho,
Gaze,
colour on silk,
1923

(He had studies Nihonga, modern Japanese painting, in Japan, adhered to the traditional genre of A Beauty Under a Tree).
Lee In-sung.
A Day in Autumn,
1934
Kim Kichang,
Autumn,
1934
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
Yi Kwae-dae,
Group-4,
oil on canvas,
1948
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
Park Soo-keun,
Girl carrying child,
oil on hardboard,
1950
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
Lee Joong-seop,
Family on the Beach,
Oil on paper,
1950
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
(Important artists of the post-liberation period)
Choi Young-lim,
A scene of paradise,
oil on canvas,
1969
Abstract art and art informel
Abstract art and art informel
Kim Whanki,
Jar,
Oil on canvas,
1958
Abstract art and art informel
Abstract art and art informel
Kim Tschang-yeul,
untitled,
oil on canvas,
1960
Abstract art and art informel
Abstract art and art informel
Lee Ungo,
Composition,
Collage,
1960
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's Minjung Art
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's
Minjung Art
Park Seo-bo,
Flat Plane 1-1,
1970s
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's Minjung Art
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's
Minjung Art
Ha Cong-hyun,
Conjunction 78-14,
oil and pushed from back of hemp cloth,
1978
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's Minjung Art
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's
Minjung Art
Oh Youn,
Daytime Goblets,
Woodcut,
1985
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's Minjung Art
Monochrome Art Movement of the 1970's
Minjung Art
Chin Hak-chul,
Modern History of Korea, Synthesis,
oil on canvas,
1983
New Media
New Media
Paik Nam June,
Zen for Head,
ink and tomato sauce on paper.
First peformed in 1962.
New Media
New Media
Cho Duck-hyun,
A Woman History,
graphite and charcoal on canvas, cotton, halogen lamp, wood frame,
1997.
North Korean art
North Korean art
Mansuade studio,
Let's Raise our Red Flag Even Higher! The Red Flag is Our Eternal Life!
Ink and colours on paper.
Undated
North Korean art
North Korean art
Kang Jong-ho,
Happiness,
ink and colours on paper,
1978
Arts of the 21st century
Arts of the 21st century
Bahc Yiso,
WE ARE HAPPY,
billboard,
2000
Arts of the 21st century
Arts of the 21st century
Kim Sooja,
A Needle Woman,
6 channel video installation, silent,
2005.
Arts of the 21st century
Arts of the 21st century
Choi Jeong-Hwa,
Believe It Or Not,
2006
Arts of the 21st century
Arts of the 21st century
Lee Bul,
Majestic Splendor,
fish, sequins, calcium, permanganate, mylar bags
1993
Arts of the 21st century
Arts of the 21st century
Suh Do-ho,
Some/One,
Stainless steel military dog tags,
2001
"It symbolizes each individual’s identity"