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Title | Creator | Creation Date |
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Vessel | | 15th Century CE |
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Changdeokgung, Injeongjeon (Throne Hall), detail of eaves | | orignally built in 1405 CE, periodically destroyed and restored, current structure dates from 1804 CE |
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Drum Shaped Wine Bottle decorated with Bird, Fish and Lotus | | 16th Century CE |
4 |
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Wine Cup | | 15th Century CE |
5 |
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The Arhat Deoksewi | | 1562 CE |
6 |
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Sungnyemun (Gate of Exalted Ceremonies) | | originally built in 1398 CE |
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Bottle with Abstract Decoration | | early 16th Century CE |
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Jongmyo, The Royal Ancestral Shrine, detail | | originally constructed in 1394 CE, rebuilt in 1608 after destruction by Japanese invaders |
9 |
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Sungnyemun (Gate of Exalted Ceremonies) | | originally built in 1398 CE |
10 |
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Women on Tano Day | Sin Yunbok | late 18th - early 19th Century CE |
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Changdeokgung, Injeongjeon (Throne Hall), detail of Throne and Screen Painting of the Sun, Moon, and Five Peaks | | orignally built in 1405 CE, periodically destroyed and restored, current structure dates from 1804 CE |
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Mice Nibbling at a Watermelon | attributed to Lady Sin Saimdang | 16th Century CE |
13 |
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Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land | An Gyeon | 1447 CE |
14 |
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Jongmyo, The Royal Ancestral Shrine | | originally constructed in 1394 CE, rebuilt in 1608 after destruction by Japanese invaders |
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Jar with Grapevine Decoration | | 17th Century CE |
16 |
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Sungnyemun (Gate of Exalted Ceremonies) | | originally built in 1398 CE |
17 |
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Portrait of Oh Jaesun | attributed to Yi Myeong-gi | 1791 CE |
18 |
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Jongmyo, The Royal Ancestral Shrine | | originally constructed in 1394 CE, rebuilt in 1608 after destruction by Japanese invaders |
19 |
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Panoramic View of the Diamond Mountains (Geumgang-San) | Jeong Seon | 1734 CE |
20 |
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Changdeokgung, Injeongjeon (Throne Hall) | | orignally built in 1405 CE, periodically destroyed and restored, current structure dates from 1804 CE |
21 |
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The Ongnyucheon (Jade Stream) | | 1636 CE |
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Changdeokgung, Injeongjeon (Throne Hall), detail of eaves | | orignally built in 1405 CE, periodically destroyed and restored, current structure dates from 1804 CE |