Korean Life of Christ
This series of paintings was drawn by 'Unbo' Kim Gichang in 1952.
Unbo experienced the tragedy of going deaf and partially mute in the aftermath of a deadly fever when he was 7 years old... His devoted mother introduced him to writing and, later, painting. He became a pupil of the famous artist Kim Eun-ho (1892-1979) at the age of 16. To Unbo, the world was filled with silence. The only sound was the voices from inside. These led him deeply into art.
Unbo’s “The Life of Christ” paintings were inspired from his physical handicap and the tragedy of the Korean War. Still, most of the paintings have a peaceful mood.
- Christ’s life, from a Korean perspective-INSIDE Korea JoongAng Daily
I bookmarked some of them several years ago from http://jangheungcatholicchurch.blogspot.kr but at some point the blog went down and I thought they were gone. They were backed up on another site, and I found some more I'd never seen at http://larca.egloos.com/3646620. I'll put copies here so they don't go missing again. They really are beautiful and precious.
The Life of Christ (1952)
by 'Unbo' Kim Gichang (1914-2001)
운보 김기창 <예수의 생애>
The Annunciation
The Nativity
The Adoration of the Magi
The Flight into Egypt
The baptism of Jesus
Young boy Jesus's Catechism in the Temple
Jesus tempted by the devil
Jesus calls his first disciples
The Sermon on the Mount
Jesus encounters the Woman of Samaria
Healing of the sick
The feeding of the 5000
Jesus walks on water
The parable of the Good Samaritan
The parable of the Prodigal Son
The little children come to Him
Jesus and the woman taken in adultery
Woman washes Jesus’ feet with her tears
Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem
Jesus’s agony in the garden of Gethsemene
The Last Supper
Jesus’s trial before Pilate
Jesus is scourged at the pillar
Jesus carries his cross
The Crucifixion
Jesus’s body is taken to the tomb
The Resurrection
Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene
The Ascension