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2016 travel diary 3: Seoul’s Fortress Walls, and genre painting at the DDP
by Philip Gowman on 15 May, 2016
in Exhibition reviews and comment | Heritage | Joseon Dynasty | Seoul | Travel diaries
Jongno, Seoul, Sunday 15 May 2016. The time lag has caught up with me. My intention this morning had been to go along to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza to visit the exhibition of Joseon dynasty genre paintings from the Kansong museum before joining the RASKB for a walk along the eastern sections of Seoul’s fortress […]
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