"Afternoon In Capri"
36 x 53
"Antiga Giacomo"
36 x 46
"Beaver Creek"
24 x 30
"Cafe In Cassis"
18 x 24
"Dockside At Amalfi"
12 x 16
"Fields Of Tuscany"
24 x 30
"La Jolla"
36 x 45
"Lakeside At Bellagio"
30 x 24
"Mykonos Sunset"
30 x 40
"Nice"
30 x 40
"Parisian Cafe"
30 x 40
"Postiano Patio"
30 x 40
"Santa Margherita"
36 x 45
"Sestiere Di San Polo"
16 x 12
"St. Michele De Pagana"
30 x 40
"Streets Of St. Emilion"
18 x 24
"Tuscany Sunflowers"
24 x 30
"Varenna"
12 x 16
"Venice"
32 x 38
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Sung Sam Park
Gallery One Writer's Square
Paintings Graphics Sculptures
Denver Colorado Art Gallery
Born in Seoul, Korea, Sung Sam Park began painting at the age of twelve. His talent and teching abilities were quickly recognized by the age of thirteen, while still a junior high school student, Park taught painting at a local high school.
Early on, Park attracted the attention of prominent artists and heads of state. Byun Si-Jin, former university president of Jo-Joo Island, was his private art teacher and mentor. The former president of South Korea, Yoon Bo-Sun, personally awarded him many first place prizes in the national competitions of the Mok-Woo Art society. Park is still the youngest person ever to have competed in these competitions.
After graduating from Jung Ang University in 1973, Park traveled to France, where he studied painting and lived with other young artist in Paris. His artistic style today clearly reflects the inspiration of the Fench Impressionists.
Sam Park returned to Korea briefly in 1984 to participate in the national Olympic-sponsored art competition for the upcoming 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. With more than two thousand entrants in the competition, Park won and received a Gold Medal. Following the Olympics, Park's painting was purchased by the Hyundai Corporation for permanent display at their corporate headquarters.
In 1986, Park became a member of the jury of Heart and Mind Artists Association of Korea, which is the organization that assesses all artwork presented for juried competition, Park won and received a Gold Medal. Following the Olympics, Park's painting was purchased by the Hyundai Corporation for permanent display at their corporate headquarters.
In 1986, Park became a member of the jury of Heart and Mid Artists Association of Korea, which is the organization that assesses all artwork presented for juried competition in that nation.
