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Choi Seok-jo: Hyeon Shin Yun-bok, Painting the Women of Joseon

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The Seventh volume of the Shin Hwang Lion Bok, the Lady of the Sun, is drawn by a man named Sirire. It's a book that is easy to fit the eye level of children and simply paints a life of the Shin Yunbok and a landscape of the Chosun era. It was easy and simple to tell stories about history, culture, culture and culture, art, so that the most advanced teacher who specializes in art history and teaches children in elementary school could easily understand the nature of the Neo-Hunbok life and the landscape of the Chosun era. Of the 50 or so of the pictures that we have left, we've chosen 23 from the representative work of Shin Yunbok and the one that our kids can understand. And to help us understand the landscape of the Chosun era, we also put together a luthier of Kim Hong, Kim Tuczin and Shin-hou. We've used our own language to unroll all the title of the pictures in Chinese, and we've also made it easy for children to read and understand the sentences in the paintings.

Korean title: 혜원 신윤복, 조선의 여인을 그리다

Korean author: 최석조

Korean publisher: 사계절

ISBN-13: 9788958288725

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October 12, 2015

The work of the Neo, however, was to be written in a way that would reflect and reflect the beauty and beauty of his life, and so it was as though he had been inspired and encumbered in his own life, but that he was not inspired by his own imagination, and was therefore inspired by the art of his own work, and that he wanted to become more and more interested in the life of his work, while his own father wanted to be a more interesting, more beautiful, more interesting and more interesting work.

최석조: 혜원 신윤복, 조선의 여인을 그리다
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