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Kwak Dong-seok: Gilt bronze Buddha

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A moment of attention flowing through a black-and-white smile. The book introduces various myths from the Third World to the end of the Korean election. The three-year-old statues represented by seven-year gold and a series of Korean anti-sames, including the early burning and unsimilar forms of the Kung island, which show the early form of the gold and brass fire that was first introduced to our country, and the softest imitations of the Goggg-goongs, and also the most Korea-like anti-invasive representations of these private moments, show the unique flavors of three countries and Chinese. Early in the breathing process of truth, royally sponsored court-style images were created, and after the proposed year, a national destitution. But in the latter part of the ship, there are mainly statues of folk intimacy, with a unique wooden bonnet that looks like a mixture of sculpture and painting, which is an all-out fashion to decorate the last of Korean sculptures.

Korean title: 금동불

Korean author: 곽동석

Korean publisher: 예경

ISBN-13: 9788970841366

Reviews

3.8
Based on 1 review
JE******
June 13, 2002

I was searching through other books in the school library when I met this book. I started reading about Korean classical Buddhist style and traditional architecture and traditional landscapes, and I was fascinated by why this statue is so formed and so much more with its classical beauty. I want to say it's a book that has a great opportunity to learn more about the Buddha and to learn history.

곽동석: 금동불
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