Two Doves on a Branch

Cho Chi-un [Jo Ji-un]

Created:

Movement:

unknown

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key Notes:

Symbolic tranquility, Natural harmony.

Dimensions:

medium:

Ink and color on paper

Difficulty:

Master

New game

story of the work:

"Two Doves on a Branch," created by the Korean artist Cho Chi-un (also known as Jo Ji-un) in 1958, exemplifies the artist's mastery of traditional Korean ink painting techniques while incorporating modern sensibilities. The work reflects themes of harmony and tranquility, resonating with the cultural significance of doves as symbols of peace in East Asian art, and has contributed to the appreciation of contemporary Korean ink painting on both national and international stages.

Description of the work:

"Two Doves on a Branch" by Cho Chi-un (Jo Ji-un) features a serene composition centered around two doves perched on a delicate branch, rendered with meticulous attention to detail. The painting employs a harmonious color palette, emphasizing soft hues that evoke a sense of tranquility, while the naturalistic depiction of the birds and foliage reflects the artist's mastery of traditional Korean ink wash techniques.

Artwork Photograph Source:

Harvard Art Museum

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