Sim Sa-jǒng (English spelling)

Japanese: 沈師正 - ちんしせい（英語表記）Sim Sa-jǒng

[Born] King Sukjong 33 (1707)
[Died] King Yeongjo 45 (1769)
A painter from the Joseon Dynasty of Korea. His pen name was Heesuk and his pen name was Hyeonjae. He learned painting from Jeong Zen (Tei Zen) from an early age, and studied ancient paintings to eventually establish his own family. He excelled in landscape painting, and his style was strongly influenced by the Southern painting style of the Qing Dynasty of China. He was respected as the Sansai along with his teachers Jeong Zen and Jo Young. His posthumous works include "Plum Trees at the Bridge" and "High Houses on the Mountains of Gyeongsan," both of which are housed in the National Museum of Korea.

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Japanese:

[生]粛宗33(1707)
[没]英祖45(1769)
朝鮮，李朝時代の画家。字は煕叔，号は玄斎，幼時から絵を鄭ぜん (ていぜん) に学び，古画を研究してついに一家をなした。山水画を得意とし，画風は中国清代の南画の影響を強く受けたものであった。師の鄭ぜん，趙栄せきとともに三斎と称して尊敬された。韓国国立中央博物館蔵の『は橋尋梅図』『渓山高居図』などの遺作がある。

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