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A print depicting Seoul's "Great East Gate" (Dongdaemun) by Keith, c. 1924, on display at the British Museum
- Born: 1887
- Died: 1956
Elizabeth Keith was a noted early 20th century print artist, based for many years in Japan, who used techniques and style from ukiyo-e and shin hanga.
Between 1919 and 1939, she also visited Korea several times, and produced a number of prints depicting Korean sites and scenes.
References
- Gallery labels, British Museum.[1]
