Kim Myeong-guk

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Kim Myeong-guk
Hangul 김명국
Hanja 金明國
Revised Romanization Gim Myeong-guk
McCune-Reischauer Kim Myŏng-kuk
Pen name
Hangul 연담, 취옹
Hanja 蓮潭, 醉翁
Revised Romanization Yeondam, Chwiong
McCune-Reischauer Yŏntam, Ch'wiong
Courtesy name
Hangul 천여
Hanja 天汝
Revised Romanization Cheonyeo
McCune-Reischauer Ch'ŏnyŏ

Kim Myeong-guk (b. 1600) was a painter of the mid Joseon period. He entered royal service as a member of the Dohwaseo, the official painters of the Joseon court. He traveled to Japan with Tongsinsa.

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Dalmado (Bodhidharma)

Dalma jeolro gang (달마절로도강 達磨折蘆渡江): Bodhidharma crossing a river with a broken branch

Giryeodo (기려도 騎驢圖): Going on horseback, 1650
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