Cho Eun-jeong: How to appreciate sculptures

The colorful book books, the siglleries. The book shows the infinite possibilities of sculptures, including the power of sculpture and the diversity of materials that civilization develops. It deals with the ancient phases of the age, the political relationship, and the craft of the artisan. A sculpture reflects the times. For decades, the Lenin statue, considered a symbol of absolute power, was dragged down by the people and dragged by its citizens by its first president, Lee Guanman, who was the first to be elected president after the government of South Korea. The sculpture was a symbol of power and power throughout the ages, and functioned as a record of civilization. A sculpture is also an art obtained by hand, by breathing the air around it, by savoring the space. We can step into the category of sculptures that we've only found difficult with this book. We can gain a general understanding of space art by working extensively on the most traditional meanings of sculpture, even the extended meanings that we have not yet considered to be fragments.

Korean title: 조각 감상법

Korean author: 조은정

Korean publisher: 대원사

ISBN-13: 9788936902735