
1946–1986
Oh Yoon
Master of Korean minjung art
Oh Yoon 40th Anniversary Project
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Oh Yoon, Park Saeng-gwang, Shin Hak-chul, Min Joung-ki, Lee Chul-soo, Park Bul-ttong — meet the works of artists Korean art history remembers, at accessible prices.

1946–1986
Master of Korean minjung art

1904–1985
Master of obangsaek Korean painting

b. 1943
Master of Korean modern history paintings

b. 1949
Master of Korean landscape painting

b. 1954
Master of prints and brushwork

b. 1956
Master of collage and political art
Accessible originals starting from ₩100,000. Prints, fine art prints, drawings, and small paintings — your first encounter with Korean contemporary art.

림지언(Ji-oen Lim)
₩300,000

Lee Yoll
₩150,000

박향미
₩200,000

Kim Sugil
₩200,000

Kim Taegyun
₩300,000

Chaewha
₩250,000

Jo Sinuk
₩120,000

Jeong Seoon
₩300,000
Curator's selection — each work an act of voluntary solidarity
Curator's selection — each work an act of voluntary solidarity
Curator's selection — each work an act of voluntary solidarity
Curator's selection — each work an act of voluntary solidarity
Living room, bedroom, study, entryway — find artworks curated for the wall they will hang on.

Large works that anchor the room
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Calm, restrained works in modest sizes
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Petite works for narrow walls
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Contemplative mid-size works
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Approachable works to start your collection
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Thoughtful pieces at a giftable price
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The artists shaping the next chapter of Korean contemporary art — works the most discerning collectors spot first.

Park Sohyeong
₩1,500,000

Yoon Gyeom
₩1,500,000

Jeong Seoon
₩1,500,000

Sin Yeonjin
₩1,400,000

Hong Jinhui
₩1,500,000

Park Jihye
₩900,000
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