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The Hunmin chŏng’ŭm, copied by Soh Hwi-hwan

Artwork · Soh Hwi-hwan · 1995 · calligraphy

The Korean script, han’gŭl, invented in the fifteenth century under Sejong the Great and announced as “the proper sounds to instruct the people”: the original text copied by the modern master calligrapher Soh Hwi-hwan in 1995. 1 Portal 2000, p. 11, fig. 2. ↩ Literatur Portal 2000: Jane Portal, Korea: Art and Archaeology, London: British Museum Press 2000.