Cho Seon-mi: Eojin, a portrait of a king

The true meaning of the painting was called the king's portrait, which included the creation of the Korean War and the pre-war war, including the construction of the Hamonic Palace, which had been fought by the Korean war, and 48 points of the ship's death, with a total of 12 wages. Then, along with 3,400 other cultural materials that escaped the war, the old ones in Busan almost burned in 1954. Only a few points, he was lost and saved in half of the rest of the devastation. After the war, the battle of the Gang-au-Song was moved to the National Palace Museum through the Arch of the Abbey Palace. The conservation process of the gist of the game was then partially carried out, but it was only from 2012 to 2017 that the conservation process took place. With the beginning of the formation of the Hong Kong Formoid, new masterings were also done with the conservation of the original, the primary, the hybrid, the bell, the stern, the feline, and the natural, the original and obedient. The book is designed to build up a study that was not done by the author who was involved in all of this, and it contains a total of 360 pieces of photos. If you include details of each picture, you will have more than 200 cuts. The remaining sequences, of course, are covered with images of post-recovery and related images of digital synthesis for the Mossa, and related imagery for the resilience of faces, hands, or ears.

Korean title: 어진, 왕의 초상화

Korean author: 조선미

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158664558