Korean calligraphy made on pieces of bamboo. Signature can be seen in red on the bottom left. Solid wood frame with glass. Canvas has some mold on it unfortunately. Our grandma bought this art piece from an unknown artist for around $3000 just over 20 years ago.
Dimensions
Around 100x60cm
Acquired From:
Inherited
Dear Daniel, Thank you for contacting Mearto with your appraisal inquiry and for the new images. Based on the images and information you provided, this item is: A Dancheong. Korean calligraphy frames, also known as "Dancheong," play a significant role in the presentation and preservation of traditional Korean calligraphy and artwork. Dancheong is a traditional Korean decorative coloring technique that has been used for centuries in various aspects of Korean art and architecture. It involves intricate and colorful patterns often seen in temples, palaces, and artwork. Korean calligraphy frames are typically made from wood, although modern versions can also use other materials such as plastic or metal. The choice of wood can vary, but durable and high-quality woods like pine are commonly used. Dancheong frames are characterized by their vibrant and intricate designs. These designs often incorporate various colors, including red, blue, green, and gold, in geometric patterns, floral motifs, and other decorative elements. The intricate patterns are meticulously hand-painted or applied.
