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Creating artwork in the early 1960s by pasting rice paper to a canvas that had been painted with a calligraphic abstract artwork and applying India ink or other materials commonly used in Eastern paintings

1960s

Lee Ungno Museum

Lee Ungno Museum
Daejeon, South Korea

Lee Ungno in Paris (1960s)

After a year stay in West Germany, Ungno settled down in Paris. In 1962, he had his first solo exhibition at the Galerie Paul Facchetti, where most of the artists in Paris at that time wanted to be presented, and made an exclusive contract with the Galerie. The Galerie was one of the most significant avant-garde galleries in Paris, which introduced Art Informel and Lyrical Abstract artists and their works.

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  • Title: Creating artwork in the early 1960s by pasting rice paper to a canvas that had been painted with a calligraphic abstract artwork and applying India ink or other materials commonly used in Eastern paintings
  • Date Created: 1960s
  • Location: Lee Ungno Museum
  • Type: Archive

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