Yun Baek-ha, a calligraphic handscroll
Date
circa 1680
Credits
- Yun Baek-ha (Yun Sun) Artist
Format
- Book 705
- Typography 49
Locations Made
- South Korea 26
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This piece is a Buddhist sūtra. And a Confucian scholar wrote This about the fact that Buddhism had survived despite the official disapproval of Buddhism by orthodox Confucians throughout the Choson/Joseon period (1392–1910).
The scripture and handscroll is an extremely valuable example of Korean calligraphy and how the writing and the language is a key to keep the art of story telling in design alive. With this piece there is even evidence that it belonged to the Choson royal family, in the partially-obliterated seal at the top right corner.
A Korean calligraphy Scripture made from ink.