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June 30, 2026

Regional Circulation and Maritime Trade Routes of Chinese Ceramics in Koryŏ Korea (918-1392)

Yun-jeong Kim

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:5-41.

This study comprehensively analyzes Chinese ceramics excavated from Koryŏ -period sites to examine regional circulation patterns and reconstruct maritime trade routes. Based on a comparative examination of approximately 1,250 objects...

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June 30, 2026

From the Imagery of Reclusion to the Representation of Political Authority: The Transformation of Kiyŏnghoedo (耆英會圖) from Late Koryŏ to Early Chosŏn

Yoojeong Lee

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:43-72.

This study examines the iconographic transformation of the Gathering of Senior Officials (耆英會圖) painting subject from the late Koryŏ dynasty to the early Chosŏn dynasty by analyzing examples from the...

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June 30, 2026

Constructing Political Authority in Court Banquet Paintings: Musin Chinch’ando (1848) in the Reign of King Hŏnjŏng

Jaebin Yoo

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:73-103.

This study examines Musin Chinch’ando (戊申進饌圖, a screen depicting the banquet of the Musin year, 1848), commissioned by King Hŏnjong (憲宗, r. 1834-1849) to commemorate the sixtieth birthday of Grand...

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June 30, 2026

The Scholarly Basis and Artistic Characteristics of Wich’ang O Se-Ch’ang’s Seal Carvings

In-geun Soung

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:105-129.

This study reexamines the seal carving (jeongak, 篆刻) of Oh Se-ch'ang (Wich'ang, 葦滄吳世昌) from the perspective of “convergent scholarship and art” (統攝的學藝) and aims to systematically investigate the...

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June 30, 2026

O Se-ch’ang and the Collecting of Joseon Painting and Calligraphy in Colonial Korea: Focusing on the Collections of Pak Yŏng-ch’ŏl and Chŏn Hyŏng-p’il

Kyunghwa Lee

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:131-165.

O Se-ch’ang(1864-1953) was a pioneering enlightenment thinker, independence activist, calligrapher, and leading intellectual of Korea's modern era. As the compiler of Geunyeok seohwi (Compiled Calligraphy of Korea) and Geunyeok hwahwi...

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June 30, 2026

The Collection and Utilization of Korean Ceramics by the Yi Royal Household Museum: Focusing on the Colonial Nature of the Reproduction Ceramics Industry During the Japanese Colonial Period

Nam-Eon Jeon

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:167-198.

During the early twentieth century, the reproduction ceramics industry developed in close relation with Korean ceramics collected by the Yi Royal Household Museum. In 1908 and 1909, the museum intensively...

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June 30, 2026

The Iconographic Features and Significance of the Hand-colored Woodblock Print Tejaprabhā Buddha Subduing the Nine Luminaries and Twenty-Eight Lunar Mansions from the Yingxian Timber Pagoda, Liao Dynasty

Suh-Young SUNG

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:199-238.

This article examines the iconographic features and significance of the image of Tejaprabhā Buddha Subduing the Nine Luminaries and Twenty-Eight Lunar Mansions excavated from the Yingxian Timber Pagoda. Although this...

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June 30, 2026

The Madonna Attributed to Tang Yin: A Cross-Cultural Interpretation of a “Suzhou Pian”

Yongfeng Liang, Haiyan Liu, Haengcheol Lee

Korean J Art Hist. 2026;330:239-265.

The simultaneous exhibition of Salus Populi Romani (Collection of the Church of Sant’Andrea, Rome, Italy) at the National Museum of China and the Chinese Madonna Scroll attributed to Tang Yin...

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