2011•Unpublished venueRequires access

Re‐Evaluating Court and Folk Painting of Korea

Kumja Paik Kim

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This chapter contains sections titled: Misconceptions Painters at the Joseon Court “Scholar's Accoutrements” Paintings Paintings for Auspiciousness: The Themes of “Ten Longevity Symbols”, “Flowers and Grass”, “Peonies”, and “Lotuses” Paintings of “Gwak Ja-ui's Life” Paintings of “The Banquet by the Green Jasper Pond” Peony Paintings Lotus Paintings The “Five Peaks Screen” Paintings for High Officials “Folk Painting” Conclusion References

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Key concepts: Painting, Banquet, Art, Lotus, Visual arts, Art history, Biology, Botany