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Special Tribute Offerings (Pyŏljinhŏn) during the Reign of King Sŏngjong and Chosŏn Crafts in the Fifteenth Century
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Changes and Dissemination of Auspicious Animal Paintings in Nineteenth-century Chosŏn: Group-type Compositions
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Consumption Patterns and Regional Characteristics of Punch'ŏng Ware Painted with Underglaze Iron-brown in the Early Chosŏn Period
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Exhibition Review: Special Exhibition 'Song and Yuan Buddhist Paintings—Buddhas Crossing the Vast Sea' at the Kyoto National Museum (September 20 – November 16, 2025)
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Painting of the Buddhas of the Three Ages at Taedunsa Temple, Haenam, Commissioned by Consort Sunbi Ŏm: A Collaborative Work by Itinerant Monk-painters
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Gyeongseong Landscape: The Prototype of Modern Seoul Seen in Maps and Photos
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Spatial Composition and Systems of Proportion in Utagawa Hiroshige’s One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
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Beyond the Narrative of Legitimacy: The Political Significance of Yongle’s 1419 Gift of Paintings to Chosŏn
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The Power of Images: A Double Fifth Painting at the Qing Court and Its Apotropaic Power
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Gendering a Bodhisattva: Images of Avalokiteshvara in Medieval and Early Modern Korea
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The Production of Historical Anecdote Paintings in the Reign of King Sukjong and the Political Character of the Painting Xie Xuan Defeating a Million Qin Troops
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Tortoise Pedestals and Hornless Dragon Head Finials of the Unified Silla Period
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A Study on Funerary Stone Figures and Stone Animals of the Unified Silla Period
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Supplement: An Examination of a Single-Platform Base Form in Atypical Stone Pagodas
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Supplement to 'The Rock-Carved Triad Buddhist Images of Taean, South Chungcheong Province'
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A Study of the Five Peaks Screens in Relation to Imperial Portrait Production during the Korean Empire Period
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