Canvas - Whanki Kim, Lemons on Tray
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Framed canvas - Lemons on a Tray by Whanki Kim
Liven up your empty walls with this eye-catching framed canvas! This high-quality, framed canvas - Whanki Kim, Lemons on a Tray made of pine wood comes with rubber bumpers on the back corners and a wall hanger that allows for easy hanging of the artwork. Additionally, the frame gives the canvas a cool floating effect!
• Frame: Pine
• Frame thickness: 3.18 cm (1.25″)
• Canvas fabric weight: 344 g/m² +/- 25 g/m² (10.15 +/- 0.74 oz/yd²)
• Open back
• With rubber bumpers on the back corners
• Hanging hardware attached
• Blank from the USA
Disclaimers:
- The framed canvases with brown and black frames have a black interior edge around the canvas, and the canvases with white frames have a white interior edge around the canvas.
- This product is not intended for sanding or cutting — doing so creates dust in the air that can irritate the lungs.
Canvas without frame
Looking for some flair for your office or home? Your search ends here! This canvas print - Lemons on a Tray by Whanki Kim with vibrant and fade-resistant colors is sure to catch the eye.
• Acid-free, pH-neutral poly-cotton base
• 0.5 mm thick poly-cotton fabric
• Canvas fabric weight: 470 g/m²
• Fade-resistant
• Hand-stretched on solid wood frame
• Matte coating
• 3.81 cm deep
• Including mounting clips
About the artist, Whanki Kim
The Korean painter Whanki Kim (김환기) is one of Korea's most famous modern artists and known for his significant contributions to abstract art. Whanki Kim was born on February 27, 1913, in South Korea and passed away on July 25, 1974.
Whanki Kim's art is characterized by its abstract style, combining traditional Korean themes and aesthetics with a modern, Western abstract expressionist approach. His early works were influenced by natural landscapes and traditional Korean motifs, but he gradually moved towards more abstract compositions, often marked by repeated dot patterns and geometric shapes. He is especially known for his use of blue tones, which became a trademark of his later works.
Whanki Kim spent a significant part of his career abroad, especially in Paris and New York, where he was influenced by contemporary Western art movements. His time in New York particularly marked a period of intense productivity and innovation, leading to the creation of some of his best-known works.
Today, Whanki Kim is considered a pioneer of modern Korean art, and his works are highly valued in the art market. His paintings are represented in significant collections and museums worldwide, including the Whanki Museum in Seoul, which is dedicated to his legacy.
