Artist
Kim Ui-gwan
Kim Ui-gwan is a Korean Minhwa artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Kim Ui-gwan painted everyday life in 1980s Korea. His "Namgang Village Women" shows women washing clothes by a river, dressed in traditional hanbok. The work captures quiet moments in a rural community, using soft colors to highlight the scene’s calm.
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Works by Kim Ui-gwan
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