Bird on a Branch of Bamboo

"Bird on a Branch of Bamboo," created by the Korean artist Cho Chi-un (also known as Jo Ji-un) in the late 19th century, exemplifies the traditional East Asian ink wash technique, emphasizing harmony between nature and the subject. This work reflects the artist's mastery of brushwork and composition, contributing to the cultural appreciation of Korean ink painting during a period of significant artistic exchange and modernization.

"Bird on a Branch of Bamboo" by Cho Chi-un (Jo Ji-un) exemplifies traditional Korean ink painting, characterized by its delicate brushwork and subtle use of color. The composition features a solitary bird perched on a slender bamboo branch, rendered with meticulous attention to detail, highlighting the harmonious relationship between the avian subject and its natural environment.