Two-Panel Korean Minhwa Screen
Circa 1930
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Description
Minhwa is a form of cherished folk art in Korea that evolved for the enjoyment of everyday people and was full of symbolism.
- Traditional minhwa paintings mounted on a two-panel screen.
- Depicting tigers and magpies, symbols of protection and messengers of good news in Korean folklore.
Condition Report
Revive
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Like New
Some creases and signs of moderate wear to painted panels commensurate with age.
Product is used.
Dimensions
Height: 38 inches / 96.52 cm
Width: 35.5 inches / 90.17 cm
Depth: 1 inches / 2.54 cm
Materials
Brass, Lacquered Wood, Paper
Decorative Style
Asian Decorative Arts
Country of Origin
South Korea
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