Two Doves on a Branch

Cho Chi-un [Jo Ji-un]

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Symbolic tranquility, Natural harmony.
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Ink and color on paper
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Master
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Two Doves on a Branch by Cho Chi-un Jo Ji-un

Two Doves on a Branch is a painting by the artist Cho Chi-un Jo Ji-un, created using ink and color on paper. The work exemplifies the traditional East Asian painting techniques, emphasizing simplicity and the harmonious depiction of nature. The use of ink and color on paper is characteristic of the region's artistic practices, highlighting the artist's skill in capturing delicate details with minimalistic brushwork. Although specific biographical details about Cho Chi-un Jo Ji-un remain scarce, the painting reflects the broader cultural and aesthetic values of the period in which it was created. The depiction of doves, often symbols of peace and harmony, suggests an underlying thematic focus on tranquility and natural beauty. This work contributes to the appreciation of traditional East Asian art forms and their enduring influence on contemporary artistic expressions.

Description of the work:

"Two Doves on a Branch" by Cho Chi-un Jo Ji-un is an ink and color painting on paper, depicting a serene scene of two doves perched on a delicate branch. The artwork exemplifies traditional East Asian techniques, emphasizing simplicity and harmony in its composition.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Two Doves on a Branch