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학술저널
저자정보
문정희 (한국미술연구소)
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한국미술연구소 미술사논단 美術史論壇 제47호
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2018.12
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231 - 254 (24page)
DOI
10.14380/AHF.2018.47.231

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In the post-WWII world of art in Asia, the legacy of Modernism can be observed in the development of abstract painting, with the abstract art movement reaching its heyday in the 1960s after Art Informel from Europe began to be more widely accepted in the late 1950s. During this period, Lee, Ungno made powerful achievements with experimental artworks presented to the world along with the global art trends. His artworks produced in the 1960s best reflect the art of “calligraphy” from the perspective of the European Informel and the American Abstract Expressionism. Lee, Ungno who described the 1950s paintings as “Xieyi (寫意),” attempted to deliver creative works based on a combination of calligraphy and paintings of the traditional literary painting style, and the collage abstraction he began to present to the art circles in Paris in full swing in the 1960s can be described as the most experimental and avant-garde works of his prior to the Letter Abstract. His collages, which have been created using the calligraphy-based structure or engraving method, are regarded as the key to calligraphic abstraction. Accordingly, this paper will compare the calligraphic abstraction presented by Asian artists among Paris painters, centering on that of Lee, Ungno and examine the different content and views of calligraphic abstractions through the ink-wash paintings that newly emerged from the Informel movement simultaneously as in Korea.

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Ⅰ. 1950년대 파리, 아시아 화가들의 서체추상
Ⅱ. 앵포르멜 회화와 추상표현주의 서예성
Ⅲ. 모더니즘 광초(狂草)와 전서(篆書)의 추상
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