This painting depicts a scene of Korean culture and history. The three figures are wearing hanbok, the traditional Korean dress, which consists of a jeogori (jacket) and a chima (skirt) for women, and a jeogori and baji (pants) for men. The colors of the hanbok reflect the social status and mood of the wearers. The white hanbok symbolizes purity and simplicity, the red hanbok represents happiness and joy, and the blue hanbok signifies calmness and elegance. The figures are walking on a path surrounded by nature, such as trees with pink blossoms and mountains in the distance. The golden background creates a warm and serene atmosphere, suggesting that the painting is set in autumn or late summer. The painting is signed by Y.T. Lee, a Korean artist who is known for his paintings of Korean landscapes and people. The painting also has a red seal, which is a traditional way of authenticating a painting in East Asian art.

Signed Oil Painting on Canvas – Unstretched