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Ijungseop Art Museum
In Korean: 이중섭 미술관
Ijungseop Art Museum is an art museum behind the thatched house in Seogwi-dong where the painter Lee Jung-seop stayed with his family for a little over 1 year in 1951 as a refugee.
It holds 60 works, including 8 of his original paintings and 52 works by modern and contemporary painters. It is open 09:30–17:30 and closed every Monday, on January 1 and during the Seollal and Chuseok holidays, and a visit takes about 1 hour. Parking is free.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 12 photos
Ijungseop Art Museum before you go
Hours
09:30–17:30 — source 1
Closed days
Every Monday / January 1 / Seollal and Chuseok holidays — source 1
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Ijungseop Art Museum FAQ
Does Ijungseop Art Museum have an accessible restroom?
The restroom for people with disabilities is closed because of construction. A ramp has been installed to the entrance.
What works are in the collection of Ijungseop Art Museum?
There are 60 works in all: 8 original paintings by Ijungseop and 52 works by Korean modern and contemporary painters. They are works that Lee Ho-jae, head of Gana Art Center, donated to Seogwipo City.
How long does it take to see Ijungseop Art Museum?
A visit takes about 1 hour. It is closed every Monday, on January 1 and during the Seollal and Chuseok holidays, so plan your visit around those dates.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization TourAPI
Ijungseop Art Museum sources
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