Yang Hyo-sil: A painter who depicts modern life

The Great Idea in a classic nonfiction series presents the intense life, honest feelings and special considerations of the grand masters across literature, art, philosophy, and other fields. It was made up of works that could be of great interest to the reader, and it did not allow for a large number of readers who would choose from the author a work that would have significant meaning in his life. It has been added to the value of being a master of some translation, or already out of print. It also provides supplemental material for the translators and the majors to understand the translation, as well as comments and tablets. The painters who paint the modern life of Charles Bodlear in fifth are the stories of the modern relationship between life and art that held Bodel forever. The main character of the article is the ‘humans ’ who are willing to run in the streets with illustrations and wind - while the ‘ingenious painters of all ages and times ’ of essay, ‘The most creative artist in ancient and modern times,’ are the geniuses that hate the masses. The contrasting portraits of two artists reveal the contradictory nature of art, which is eternal and fleeting, as it were.

Korean title: 현대의 삶을 그리는 화가

Korean author: 양효실

Korean publisher: 은행나무

ISBN-13: 9788956607689