Lee Byung-chang: Elegant colors, simple shapes

The post by the South Korean author, Mitwan, in its elegant, simple form, published in 1999 reveals the thoughts and plans and plans of his lifelong Korean art. "I am sure that if I add up my 301 Korean and 50 Chinese drawings to the 793 South Korean Doraza, which is led by the Osaka Oriental Art Museum, we will be able to communicate the flow of ethnic culture in 5,000 years and deepen the study involved. I've donated my own property and buildings in Tokyo with funds to do my recruitment and research, to buy data, to study, to publish. I hope this fund will help us to benefit from the monocultural exchange, the goodwill and the development of our country. On the first floor of the new office, we're opening up this museum with this memorial document and a Korean studio. And I really hope that you will use it to constantly introduce a great study to the Society. I want you to be able to join the Koreans who are leaving their homeland, and to share with them the courage to celebrate the motherland of long traditions, rich history, and culture. The March 1999 Osaka Oriental Art Museum opened its door to the Great Fair of the “Cymnical Republic of Korea” in its exhibitions, with 301 Korean and 50 Chinese Dome collections. None of the 350-point collections of Dr. Lee Gang have any meaning. Perhaps the collecting process was planned, published, and then done as a coordinate of the collection.

Korean title: 우아한 색 순박한 형태

Korean author: 이병창

Korean publisher: 한국학자료원

ISBN-13: 9791168874886