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11The
Korea University Museum opened in 1934, twenty-nine years after
the college was established in 1905, as the first university museum
in Korea. The Museum initially housed folk art of the Chos n dynasty,
but steadily expanded its holdings to include paintings, sculptures,
ceramics, furniture and decorative arts from prehistoric to modern
times, forming one of the most comprehensive university art collections
in the nation.
1Korea University
Museum's collection of traditional Korean painting is especially
noted for its scope and quality. On many occasions paintings from
it have been selected for display in important exhibitions both
at home and abroad. This is the first time in which the best paintings
from the collection, totaling about sixty titles and consituting
some one hundred and twenty works related to the theme of scholar
painting of the Chos n period, have been brought together for public
exhibition.
1The Korea University Museum and the
Korean Studies Institute of Korea University would like to extend
their deep appreciation to the Hyundai Group, the Korean-American
cultural community, and the participating American museums for their
encouragement and support in planning and making this exhibition
tour possible.
1It is hoped that this tour of 'The
Fragrance of Ink' will foster friendship, understanding, and future
cultural and artistic exchanges between Korean and American peoples.
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111Exhibition
Schedule:
11111111Miriam & Ira D. Wallach
Art Gallery, Columbia University
11111111111111111August 14, 1996¡September
21, 1996
11111111David and Alfred Smart
Museum of Art, University of Chicago
11111111111111111October 10, 1996¡December
1, 1996
11111111University of Oregon
Museum of Art
11111111111111111January 5, 1997¡March
9, 1997
11111111Fowler Museum of Cultural
History,
1111111111111111111111111University
of California, Los Angeles
11111111111111111April 6, 1997¡May
25, 1997
11111111University Art Museum,
University of California, Berkeley
11111111111111111July 30, 1997¡September
23, 1997
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