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Paradigm Shifts of Regions and Icons: The Aesthetic Significance of Kim Hong-do’ Paintings

Korea Journal / Korea Journal, (P)0023-3900; (E)2733-9343
2006, v.46 no.2, pp.208-232

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Abstract

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the influence of this experience, his view of painting changed and he became fascinated with landscape rather than with genre painting.2 paradigm shifts, dichotomous regions, multi-regions, sym-bolic icons, impressive icons, pseudo-literati, Confucian ideology, mentalit&eacute

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