Prince Yi Gang – Korean Imperial Portrait, Early 1900s Format:Large (30x21") the symmetry of 19th-century façades

the symmetry of 19th-century façades

Klier’s photographs have become some of the most enduring visual records of 19th-century Burma

• Printed on acid-free cotton rag paper with long-lasting pigment inks

this print evokes the refined world of geisha culture and seasonal performance

Known for his sensitive and technically precise work

Prince Yi Gang – Korean Imperial Portrait, Early 1900s Format:Large (30x21") the symmetry of 19th-century façadesA prince in solemn stillness the royal gaze of Yi Gang, son of Koreas last reigning emperor. This fine art reproduction captures Prince Yi Gang (), a member of the Joseon royal family and fifth son of Emperor Gojong, seated in ceremonial dress during Koreas imperial twilight. Details Museum quality fine art print on premium archival paper Faithful reproduction of a royal portrait of Yi Gang, early 20th century A genuine piece of visual history