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I think both of us, both of our kids, had more opportunities to see Western art than we did in our country. In Korean art works, where there are fewer opportunities to be exposed to everyday and easy access to art at the eye level of a child, we can learn about the history of the country as well if we're inspired by history, and we've been taught by art. And he was convinced that this was a really good book for my son, who was interested in our country's history. He was very pleased to see the
Park Young-soo: Korean art history
Now, the cultural industry that creates a vastly greater value is getting more attention than any other industry. There is a lot of interest and thirst for culture, but the approach and understanding of art culture through the middle still seems difficult. Because it's a lot less access to everyday things and it'll be hard to find books that deal with art. The history of humanity is art history. The beginnings and the growth and the development of humanity have begun with art, grown and developed and been joined in that ark. The history of the human race is still in the picture, and the course of art history is not too much of a historical story. Korean art for children, we've been able to do a lot of it from the Ulsan hemisphere to the White Sea, and we're going to do it in paintings, sculptures, architecture and video art. I went into the art age and looked at the historical background and the process and explained the characteristics and values of the artwork. We have had fun with our art, from children to adults, and we've helped them understand the culture of art in a wide range of history. Children will understand the flow of Korean art and the historical importance and artistic value of our art, of course, and the scientific excellence of it. And we will have a cultural pride in art. I hope you can use this book to feel the wisdom and the fragrance of life in the history of Korean art.
Korean title: 한국 미술사
Korean author: 박영수
Korean publisher: 풀과바람
ISBN-13: 9788983898951
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I think both of us, both of our kids, had more opportunities to see Western art than we did in our country. In Korean art works, where there are fewer opportunities to be exposed to everyday and easy access to art at the eye level of a child, we can learn about the history of the country as well if we're inspired by history, and we've been taught by art. And he was convinced that this was a really good book for my son, who was interested in our country's history. He was very pleased to see the
