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Cursive Script (Seven-syllable Verse)
Yi Gwang-sa (1705~1777)Joseon, 18th century C.E. - Joseon, 18th century C.E.
Ewha Womans University Museum
Seoul, South Korea
Yi Gwang-sa (1705-1777) developed a style of Korean calligraphy based on the works of the Chinese calligrapher Wang His-chih (307-365). Yi believed that inner energy and vitality were more important than artistic elegance, a philosophy that was greatly appreciated by scholars and calligraphers of his time.
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- Title: Cursive Script (Seven-syllable Verse)
- Creator: Yi Gwang-sa (1705~1777)
- Date: Joseon, 18th century C.E. - Joseon, 18th century C.E.
- Physical Dimensions: w70.2 x h191.2 cm
- Provenance: Ewha Womans University Museum
- Type: Paintings
- External Link: Ewha Womans University Museum
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