Name: Canvas - flowers, butterflies and frog
SKU: 605234

Framed Canvas - Flowers, Butterflies and Frog

Frame: pine
Frame thickness: 3.18 cm (1.25)
Canvas fabric weight: 344 g/m /- 25g/m (10.15 /- 0.74 oz/yd)
Open back
With rubber buffers on the rear corners
Suspension attached
Blank from the USA

Disclaimers:
- The framed canvases with brown and black frames have a black interior around the canvas and the canvases with white frames have a white interior around the canvas.
- This product is not intended for sanding or cutting doing so creates airborne dust that can cause lung irritation.

Our tip: this image goes well with and .

canvas without frame

1.25 thick polycotton blend canvas fabric
Canvas fabric weight: 344 g/m /- 25 g/m (10.15 /- 0.74 oz./yd.)
Lightfast
Manually stretched over a solid wood stretcher frame
Mounting brackets included
Blank from the USA, Canada, Europe, Great Britain or Australia

What do we see in this work of art?

This painting printed on a canvas is one of the Chochungdo (, ). Chokhungdo (Image of Grass and Insects) is a Korean folk painting with a combination of grass, insects, amphibious lizards, etc., each with its own meaning. This is a painting depicting nature, the meaning of which is the desire for literary spirit, wealth, longevity and fertility. It is a very broad subject area, ranging from literary paintings to popular images, and is highly regarded by all walks of life.

Many chochungdo were drawn in China's Namsong period (from 1127 to 1279). In Korea, many chochungdo are believed to date from this period, as many of the chochungdo remains from Shinsaimdang (1504 to 1551) date from the early Joseon dynasty. In the Gaejawonhwajeon, , , detailed methods of super-faithful drawing are described, showing that she was very successful in the later generations.

The elements mainly found in Chokhungdo are cucumbers, pumpkins, grapes, eggplants, bluebells, cockscombs, cherry blossoms, cones, poppies, wild herbs, hydrangeas, yellow and white chrysanthemums, dusk, wild flowers, frogs, toads, dragonflies and bees . Grass and worms are often depicted not far from butterflies, chicks, fireflies, cicadas, lizards, hedgehogs, bats and weasels. Hwajodo consists of tall trees, flowers, birds, etc., while Chokhungdo includes small grasses and flowers and small insects that are in a close community.

The overview of the Chochungdo method, presented under the already mentioned name Gaejawonhwajeon, , , is as follows: "To draw a grass worm, lively movements of flying and running must be well expressed .The shape of the grass worm can be long, short, large and small and its color changes from time to time. In summer, when the grass and trees are growing, the color of the insects should be green, and in autumn, when the grass and trees are colored, grass worms are usually drawn with dots , whereby the ghost has to appear first. While the heads of the grass worms are drawn first, the wings of the butterflies have to be depicted in their surroundings. The wart is a small insect but "It must be painted with dignity. Therefore, grass worms are very small creatures, but their form and spirit must be sufficiently expressed to bring out the meaning of the thrill."

Where can this mural hang?

This artwork Flowers, Butterflies and Frog by Misun Kim, printed on a canvas, is a real feast for the eyes for fans of flora and fauna who are also looking for something unusual. The round shape and style bring a distinctive Asian/Korean look. We recommend hanging the picture in a living room or in the dining room, where it is guaranteed to attract attention.