The folk paintings that reflects the people's life
Let's go to the world of rustic and colorful image
''Chochung-do" Sin saimdang
* What is the background that folk paintings began to actively drawn?
It was a time when criticism of the cultural toadyism had been politically carried out.
With the overall economic growth, commoners can lead a improved and stable life.
Commoners began to draw paintings to show their daily life and the desire of ascent of status. In the latter part of the Joseon dynasty, Dohwaseo painters also expressed the people's life in contact with the sun and the moon in everyday life, trees, flowers, animals, fish, etc.
* The representative kind of folk paintings
 ''A tiger and a magpie" Author unknown Jakho-do : The paintings that used a tiger and a magpie sitting on a branch of pine as subject materials. It has been also used to repel the evil and to expel misfortune. 
Author unknown
It shows the daily life and the four seasons' multifarious scenery. 
"Munyeosinmu" Shin yunbok
Musok-do : The paintings that embody Taoist God and the Buddhist bodhisattva |
in shamanism. Sherman and the fortune-teller used them as a talisman* What are some features of the folk paintings?
The folk paintings have been drawn freely and variously out of the format of the framework rather than are splendid and sophisticated. There are numerous folk paintings that have mainly magical purpose based on the folk beliefs. They are
rustic and unconventional and also have exceptional spatial construction method.
By repetition and intense color contrast, they showed highlighted features effectively.
They are practical in that they were drawn painters using the material of everyday life. Drawn from various perspectives, the folk paintings are valuable Korean culture
that shows us well the traces of the late part of the Joseon dynasty.
You can experience indirectly the traditional culture of Korea through the folk paintings that are valuable korean heritage. thanks :D
Editer, Ryun gyeong oh.
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