Yi Am

Japanese: 李巌 - りがん（英語表記）Yi Am

[Born] King Yeonsangun 5 (1499)
[Dead]?
A literati painter from the Yi Dynasty of Korea. He was the great-great-grandson of King Sejong, and his pen name was Seongzhong. In Japan, he was known as Kanzan Seongzhong, and is said to have studied the painting techniques of Mao Mao of the Song Dynasty and excelled in coloring dog paintings. His posthumous works include "Mother Dog" (National Museum of Korea) and "Flowers, Birds, Cats and Dogs" (in Japan), which are works that match the biographical information in the art history.

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Japanese:

[生]燕山君5(1499)
[没]?
朝鮮，李朝の文人画家。世宗の高孫で，字は静中。日本では完山静仲の名で知られ，宋の毛益の画法を学び，着色の狗子図をよくしたという。遺作に『母犬図』 (韓国国立中央博物館) ，『花鳥猫狗図』 (在日本) があり，画史の伝記と符合する作品である。

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