
Yang Ki-hun
1843–1919? · Korean painting · 2 works
Yang Ki-hun painted birds and plants within the Korean tradition of ink painting and calligraphy. In these works, a sleeping bird and an egret are surrounded by branches or reeds rather than a fully described landscape. The differing textures of plumage, stalks and leaves keep the sparse scenes lively.
2 works · 1875–1900
Compare the firm lines of the reeds with the softer marks describing feathers.

