Title: "Traditional Korean Attire in 19th Century Lithograph"
This hand-colored lithograph, enhanced with Arabic gum on vellum paper, depicts a man in traditional Korean attire, labeled "Coreen" (Korean). It is part of the Asia volume of "Moeurs, Usages et Costumes de tous les Peuples de Monde" (Customs, Manners and Dress of All the Peoples of the World), published in 1844 in Paris.
The work was created by an anonymous engraver following the designs of Auguste Wahlen, with notable contributions from artists such as Evrard Duverger, L. Markaert, and R. King.
Attractiveness: The print is attractive due to its meticulous detail and vibrant coloring which bring the traditional Korean costume to life. The use of Arabic gum in the lithographic process adds a rich gloss and depth to the colors, enhancing the visual impact of the garment's textures and patterns.
Keywords: When searching for prints like this, people might use keywords such as "1844 Wahlen lithograph," "Korean traditional dress print," "hand-colored lithographs," "historical Asian costumes," and "chromolithography art." These keywords help art collectors, historians, and enthusiasts find specific works that depict the cultural and historical dress of Asia from the 19th century.
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