1745–1806

Kim Hongdo

Kim Hongdo (1745–1806), also known as Tangwon, was a Korean painter and calligraphy master born in Ansan, Korea. His work spans the 18th and 19th centuries, leaving a significant mark on Korean art history.

Kim Hongdo
DescriptionEditorial portrait of Kim Hongdo.

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Kim Hongdo, also known as Tangwon, was born in 1745 in Ansan, Korea. He was a Korean painter and calligraphy master active during the 18th and 19th centuries. Kim Hongdo is recognized for his contribution to the development of Korean visual arts. His career encompassed a variety of painting and calligraphy techniques, reflecting the richness of traditional Korean culture. He passed away in 1806. Kim Hongdo’s name is firmly associated with the Korean artistic heritage.

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