• Title/Summary/Keyword: Muninhwa

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Art Aesthetic on madness and stubborn of Choi Buk's Muninhwa (최북(崔北) 문인화(文人畵)의 광견적(狂狷的) 예술심미)

  • Kim, Doyoung
    • The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology
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    • v.5 no.1
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    • pp.113-118
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    • 2019
  • Choi Buk(1712-1786) is the master of three poems, caligraphy, paintings of the Middle Class Painter. There is a resisting cynicism against discrimination, a madly free and unbridled madness that is not bound by itself, and a master sense due to pride in his artistic talents. Madness and stubborn as an image of a unique painting through unworldly and clasical scholar oriented Muninhwa. His muninhwa has many poetic picture paintings where poetry and painting are one, and the technique of painting depicting objects is based on the power of the muscles and is a madness brush which is not bound anywhere. And it expresses the level of art in a higher level through the unconventional composition of the unconventional composition, the simplicity of the line, and the unique operation of margins and colors. His Muninhwa appeared naturally in the works of art, which is a pride of enterprising people and a belief that aesthetic pursuit of a change of the unchanging ones.