Lee Young-soo: Complete Collection of Joseon Folk Paintings 3

It is believed that it was not until the late 1960s that Chosun Minh began to interest us. Before that, we were sleeping in a deep place in a house, not even being a subject of research, and thus keeping the ring as an object for the glazing of a scrap or antique store, and so we had been studied by some foreign collectors or critics, although not even interested. The typical person is Janagi Muanesi, a Japanese man who started using the word "munification" in civilizing the article [a folkization of the unspoken landscape]. As it entered the 1980s, it became known to the public that the importance of its artistic value was being studied in full earnest as it took over a region of Korean art. In the 1990s more systematic research throughout the Korean People's Republic began to be done, and many studies have been published, including books on paper. But I could feel the Korean tablets being presented so far being introduced in a number of tracts. The picture that is being presented in this book is intended to be helpful in the study of folk science by focusing on the work that has not yet been published.

Korean title: 조선민화전집 3

Korean author: 이영수

Korean publisher: 한국학자료원

ISBN-13: 9791196422646