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Jung Hak-gyo: A Korean Master of Tranquil Landscapes Jung Hak-gyo (1832 – 1914) stands as a towering figure in Korean art history, celebrated primarily for his exquisite silk paintings depicting serene landscapes infused with symbolic elements—oddly shaped rocks, orchids, and bamboo. Born into a family steeped in artistic tradition, Hak-gyo’s oeuvre embodies the spirit of Joseon Dynasty aesthetics, prioritizing harmony between humanit…
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