Orchids Painting and Calligraphy by Chung Hae. The beautifully rendered calligraphy reads: 'Fragrant orchid flowers at sunset'. The orchid is a favorite subject for paintings by Korean scholars, because it is an important and ancient symbol of modesty and purity. This is a great example of this genre, with its wonderfully inventive and whimsical brushwork. Frame: 25 x 18.25 inches, 63.5 x 46.25 cm; Painting: 17.25 x 13.25 inches, 44 x 33.5 cm.

Painting of a Father and Son Fishing at Night Under a Full Moon by Chung Gok, Spring 1962, Year of the Tiger. Though most fishermen don't fish at night, there are some fishermen who swear by fishing under a full moon, and some have great success with it. And even if this father and son don't catch any fish on this night, the father is spending some quality time with his son. They are both very creatively and beautifully rendered. Look especially at the amazing technique used to create the son's hair. Frame: 48 x 21.5 inches, 122 x 54.5 cm; Painting: 36 x 12.5 inches, 91.5 x 31.75 cm.

Plum Blossoms and Bush Warbler Painting by An Hui, with a Romantic Poem by the Artist. Because plum blossoms bloom early, when winter is not quite finished, they are a symbol of courage. The bush warbler has a distinctive and beautiful song. Frame: 49 x 26 inches, 124.5 x 66 cm; Painting: 38.5 x 20.5 inches, 98 x 52 cm.

Large Mountain and River Landscape Painting by Kim Joeng Rok aka Chu San. A good Korean mountain painting is more than a beautiful landscape; it is also a profound philosophical and spiritual statement. Heaven, Earth, and Humanity are represented. Mountain paintings are the most important paintings for traditional Korean artists. Most Korean homes and places of business have one proudly displayed in a place of prominence. Frame: 67.5 x 33 inches, 171.5 x 83.75 cm; Painting: 59 x 24.5 inches, 150 x 62.25 cm.

Large and Powerful Korean Waterfall Painting by Kim Kyung Soo aka Zi Jae. What look like blemishes are actually reflections in the glass. You can especially see these around the borders. The painting is in very good condition. Frame: 60.5 x 33.5 inches, cm; Painting: 51 x 25.5 inches, cm.

Painting of a Family Fishing in a River Surrounded by a Stunning Korean Autumn Landscape in Mountains by Koo Kyung Hwe aka Suk Yun. On the right side of the painting, you can see a man with a woman holding a child seated at the river bank. Ink and colors on paper. Frame: 60.75 x 18.5 inches, 154.25 x 47 cm; Painting: 52.5 x 13 inches, 133.25x 33 cm.

Large Painting of Roses by Ahn Byung Suk aka Ko Kok, painted in 1953 to commemorate and offer hope at the end of the Korean War. It says that the four seasons will always remain joyful. Roses in Korea bloom for a long time, from spring to late autumn/early winter, so they are a symbol of a long youth lived with vigor, and a long life blessed with beauty, apt and inspiring symbolism for a country recovering from a horrible war. The roses here are beautifully painted and filled with hope. Ink and colors on paper. Frame: 60 x 21 inches, cm; Painting: 49 x 13 inches, cm.

Large Painting of Plum Blossoms and Sparrows by Lee Chung Am aka Jook Jun, painted in celebration of the New Year in 1977. Because plum blossoms bloom early, when winter is not quite finished, they are a symbol of courage. Two sparrows in a plum tree symbolize marital bliss. The Sino-Korean word for sparrows is 'chak', which also means 'joy'. Two sparrows are 'chak chak', which is read as 'joy and happiness'. Ink and colors on paper. Frame: 56.5 x 20 inches, 143.5 x 51 cm; Painting: 49.5 x 13 inches, 125.75 x 33 cm.

Lovely Korean Painting of Lotus Blossoms and Bush Warblers by Woo Dang. The poem reads, "The crisp fragrant air is as fleeting as the birds." The pair of bush warblers symbolize love. The lotus blossom is an ancient symbol of purity and rebirth, because it rises above the muck of the pond to show its face to the Sun. Frame: 52.5 x 17.75 inches, 133.25 x 45 cm; Painting: 43.5 x 13 inches, 110.5 x 33 cm.

Colorful Painting of Bountiful Grapes by Nam Yoon. A fantastic and uniquely rendered painting of this ancient Korean symbol of abundance. This painting pairs very nicely with our other painting of grapes (Stock #1012). These two paintings are the exact same size. Frame: 60.5 x 18.5 inches, 153.75 x 47 cm; Painting: 52 x 13.5 inches, 132 x 34.25 cm.

Painting of Korean Mountain Village in Autumn by Seok Gi. Ink and colors on paper. Frame: 25 x 18.75 inches, 63.5 x 47.5 cm; Painting: 17.5 x 13.5 inches, 44.5 x 34.25 cm. Newly Framed and Silk Mounted.

Beautiful and Colorful Mid-20th Century Silk Bojagi, Korean Patchwork Wrapping Cloth (Chogakbo). 29 x 29 inches, 73.5 x 73.5 cm.